Making an iso file on a netbook

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    No problem. Sorry I couldn't give you better news!
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       #12

    Jonathan_King said:
    Sorry, there is no way to create an installation file derived from an existing OS. You will need to get a hold of a copy somewhere. Contact Microsoft, and they can send you a DVD for the cost of the shipping.
    That is in fact, incorrect. You can do this by using Windows Automated Installation Kit. You first sysprep the installation, this removes all the system dependent information like users. Next you use imagex.exe to capture the installation and stuff it into a WIM file. Things are a lot more complicated when putting it on a DVD and getting it installing however. Otherwise if you can mount the extra HDD to another computer and image it that way.
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       #13

    I was pretty sure there was a way,

    logicearth would you be able to elaborate a little more please?
    Or is there a link you could direct me to.

    Also, would this allow me to complete the guide at lifehacker?
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       #14

    Could I use this post at Toshiba: Recovery media - Toshiba Laptop Forums

    And edit that to make it for Ultimate, or is that a completely different disc they're referring to?
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       #15

    qcom said:
    logicearth would you be able to elaborate a little more please?
    Or is there a link you could direct me to.
    There really isn't much material at the moment. However, it is a complicated setup meant for system administrators deploying Windows to multiple computers.
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