Installing numerous PCs from a master build - Is this possible

I'm not sure where online to go (what forum) to
ask this question, so I will just start here.
Any advice will be appreciated, or pointers to
information elsewhere, etc.
If I'm asking in the wrong place, re-direct me.
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I build and sell PC's to small businesses. Well
configured systems. No junk. I use as much free
software as possible. Liscenses permitting.
Quality software.
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I want to make a master system(s), just one master
if possible. Windows 7 with all the apps, ready to
go. I want to migrate this master(s) to other PC's.
Supplying new license keys when needed.
Worst case scneario, dis-similar hardware.
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Is this possible? How?
I've seen a few references to commercial software
that does this. Recommendations?
I'm not sure what Google keywords to use either.
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Thanks in advance, Steve Broshears ...

Take a look here:
Windows 7 OPK

Welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

Cloning an image is one way, but of course you'll need to discuss your license requirements with Microsoft.

Cloning: A Fast, Easy Way to Set Up Multiple Computers

You can also become an OEM system builder, which Microsoft will cater for.

http://www.microsoft.com/oem/en/down...ows_7_opk.aspx

Instead of Cloning, I would use Imaging. Same app for either cloning or Imaging. You can save an Image to an ext HD, then you would have a single compressed file to restore to all the new PC's. Obviously you would have to purchase the required keys for each PC from MS to be able to activate the OS on each PC.

Cloning Imaging ..
I tried this.

I have a Samsung ATOM 270 all set up ready to go. Works fine.
I made an image using the TeraByte Imager I always use.
I like this product. It's on a boot CD.

I installed the image to an Asus ATOM machine.

Error 0xc000000e.

Doing it this way doesn't work.
Possibly another imager.
I'm looking for advise.

Thank you very much, Steve ...

As for the OPK links all I can get is

"you are not authorized to view ..."
from the MS web pages.

Steve ...

Like I said in my first post,

"worst case is dis-similar hardware".

In my last post I talked about imaging the Samsung to the Asus
in which both have ATOM processers which failed.

As for the mention of the 100mb partition, if you buy a PC from say an
office supply store you may have a c: of 100mb and a d: much larger.

If you install yourself you will likely get one C: which is large.

The 100mb partition a lot of times the norm.

Steve ...