Using Sysprep in Audit mode to deploy Win 7 multiple computers

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  1. Kari
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    Andrew, I have been terribly busy due real life issues, including some neurological tests. I will see you last posts and answer them the best I can within a day or two.
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  3. andrew124c41
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    Kari,

    Sorry to here that. FYI, I am a semit-retired physician, Internal Medicine/Integrative/Complimentary if you need to talk let me know.
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