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Old 04-04-2007, 01:42 PM
HEGMS
 
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Default How to make a clean sysprep.inf

Hi,

I'm trying to use sysprep to deploy XP on diffirent (hardware) station with
ghost.
I've done some test and now I've a nice sysprep.inf working on each computer.
I've use the sysprep -bsmd option to populate the [sysprepmassstorage]
section.

I'd like to know how I can remove unused drivers referenced because the
sysprep process take about 20 minutes to run.

I've try, with only 1 different hardware computer, to let only the vendor ID
referenced under the details of the drivers in windows but it fails.

Is there a nice way or method to select only needed drivers ?

Thx
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Old 04-05-2007, 10:01 AM
HEGMS
 
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Default RE: How to make a clean sysprep.inf

Ok I've find myself my mistake.
I've removed the IDE Primary and Secondary driver this is why it was not
working.

Now, I've got a new problem. After the mini-setup finish, Windows reset all
parameters to default. for exemple, the 30 seconds in the boot menu, the
activation of the "System monitor", the "error reporting", etc...

Is there a way to keep the value defined in the master ?

Thx

"HEGMS" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use sysprep to deploy XP on diffirent (hardware) station with
> ghost.
> I've done some test and now I've a nice sysprep.inf working on each computer.
> I've use the sysprep -bsmd option to populate the [sysprepmassstorage]
> section.
>
> I'd like to know how I can remove unused drivers referenced because the
> sysprep process take about 20 minutes to run.
>
> I've try, with only 1 different hardware computer, to let only the vendor ID
> referenced under the details of the drivers in windows but it fails.
>
> Is there a nice way or method to select only needed drivers ?
>
> Thx

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