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This has taken a break because I have been very busy with other things. However I had a look at it at home last night and used Wim2VHD to make a VHD containing Windows 7 Enterprise x86. I then copied it to a portable HDD and took it to work this morning. I think the…

Remember… you heard it here first… http://www.interfacemagazine.co.nz/articles.cfm?c_id=&id=791 http://wikieducator.org/Microsoft_Launches_Open_Source_Filter_for_Mediawiki Peter Harrison, Vice President of the New Zealand Open Source Society commends the release. “ The Internet provides humanity with a unequalled opportunity to leverage our communication technology to educate people across the globe. Through collaborative technologies such as Wiki people can work together to create rich…

I have used MS Access for 15 years to do various types of reporting and it is my defacto tool of choice with input data that looks like some form of database and a report as output, especially when it has multiple pages, requires calculations, or data to be joined together from multiple tables. One…

At the moment I am trying out the walkthrough applying a sysprepped image directly to a VHD file that I created with Diskpart. This tool can be used with VHD files as well as ordinary hard disks and then it can mount the VHD to a drive letter. As noted in previous discussion while this…

Continuing on from yesterday’s post, I did some thinking about this overnight and have made enquiries on Technet as well. I think the best scenario for creating your own native boot VHDs using MDT is to deploy an OS to a VHD using a standard deploy sequence. You would then run a sysprep only task…