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Windows 7: New Installation: How to Create a General System Image in Audit Mode

04 Jul 2012   #9
Kari

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
A Finnish immigrant in Leipzig, Germany
 
 
New Installation: How to Create a General System Image in Audit Mode

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Last edited by Kari; 06 Mar 2013 at 10:52 AM..
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09 Dec 2012   #10
Kari

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
A Finnish immigrant in Leipzig, Germany
 
 

OK DjMaj, first I would like to welcome you to the Seven Forums.

I have given you some rep for pointing out a mistake in my tutorial. You are completely right, you need to quit SysPrep tool before creating the image, otherwise the imaging tool sees Audit Mode as Safe Mode thus refusing to create an image.

I edited steps 3 & 4 in tutorial, works now .

Kari
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12 Dec 2012   #11
DjMaj

Windows 7 x64
 
 

Hi Kari ,

Thank for the fix




Regards.
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21 Jan 2013   #12
bonesboy

Windows 7 Enterprise 32bit & Windows 8 Single Language
Malaysia
 
 

hi there.

Is there by any chance i can change the user folder to another location in the audit mode? How can i go on about it?

Thanks
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21 Jan 2013   #13
essenbe

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64/ linux in VM
NW Florida
 
 

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24 Jan 2013   #14
bonesboy

Windows 7 Enterprise 32bit & Windows 8 Single Language
Malaysia
 
 

Sorry about that.. thank you for pointing me to the correct thread.
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24 Jan 2013   #15
essenbe

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64/ linux in VM
NW Florida
 
 

No problem, hope it helps.
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06 Mar 2013   #16
too

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
 
 

Great tutorial!!!
One question, I have Windows in one HD and the programs installed in another HD.
Is there a way to reinstall Windows and then "reinstall" the programs that are in the other HD? Without having to reinstall everything, that takes a very long time. Sort of linking them back, adding registry information or something.

Thanks!
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06 Mar 2013   #17
Kari

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
A Finnish immigrant in Leipzig, Germany
 
 

No, reinstall requires all software to be reinstalled.

There are some third party tools meant to transfer your installed apps from one installation to another, but a skeptic as I am I would not trust them. A correctly installed and registered application can have many entries in registry, ProgramData and AppData that moving / copying them is IMO a doomed project.

Kari
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06 Mar 2013   #18
essenbe

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64/ linux in VM
NW Florida
 
 

I may not be correct here, but I think if you did the sysprep, most, if not all your programs should still work without the other Windows installation. If you moved the user files during a clean install, they will have to be reinstalled. I believe that is correct. If not, I'm sure someone with more knowledge than me will be able to give you a better answer.
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06 Mar 2013   #19
Kari

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
A Finnish immigrant in Leipzig, Germany
 
 

As this tutorial is about creating a system image during a clean install before any user accounts are created I understood the question being if he can port installed apps from a backup or other installation to this fresh installation.
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