Installing Windows 7 to many computers.


  1. imagineAbednego
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    Installing Windows 7 to many computers.


    I'm learning about how to install Windows 7 to many computers. But after I read the tutorial, it has to use Windows AIK to do the process, which has a huge installer size (1,7 GB), not suitable for my slow Internet connection to download it.

    Is there another way / alternative to install Windows to many computers (let's say 10-15 computers) at once, instead of using WAIK?

    if there any tutorial, please give me the link.

    thanks.
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  3. pcunite
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