Creating dual boot image


  1. rezama
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    Creating dual boot image


    Hi every body,

    I have problem to get an image from dual boot or triple boot for deployment by microsoft deployment tools.
    I did it for single boot it works well but for dual or more , I don't know how to do that. if anybody knows, please help me to fix my problem.
    Thanks
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  3. gregrocker
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    If the dual boot is WIndows-managed with System MBR on XP or Vista, then Windows 7 Backup Imaging will want you to include the System partition anyway. Otherwise it will give you a checkbox to select what to include.
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