Slipstream windows 7 - Any clues ?


  1. varinderakash
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    Slipstream windows 7 - Any clues ?


    Dear Friends
    I am new to this forum , I would like to know if there are any tools that can be used to slipstream windows 7.
    The windows 7 consumes around 8 to 10gb in full installation and i am unable to create a test environment because it takes around 45 minutes for a fresh installation.
    Plz help
    thanks and regards
    Varinder Akash
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  3. whs
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    Maybe this will help: Welcome to RT Se7en Lite - Introduction
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