Hi there,
I'm quite new to Windows 7, not to say that I've never used neither it nor Vista before. However, I've gone quite well making an unattended CD/DVDs for my Windows XP. As far as I can see, the deployment of Windows 7 in unattended environment (is this correct wording?) is quite cumbersome compared to Win XP. And I know that cluberti and some other guys are working on a "polished" version of the Unattended Guide for post-XP systems incl. Windows 7.
But for the start I would like to know how can I start making unattended installation of Windows 7 x64 for me?!? Which tools should I use, where can I find useful information (a sort of a guide or smth)?!? I will highly appreciate your help, guys!
Thank you!
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How to get Windows 7 x64 unattended?!?
#3
Posted 11 October 2009 - 05:24 AM
WOW Have some patience.
There are THOUSANDS of people that visit here on a daily basis. What do you want a bunch of useless crap posts?
Or are you more willing to wait and get a proper answer?
P.S. It's called W.A.I.K. (Google is your friend)
There are THOUSANDS of people that visit here on a daily basis. What do you want a bunch of useless crap posts?
Or are you more willing to wait and get a proper answer?
P.S. It's called W.A.I.K. (Google is your friend)
This post has been edited by Kelsenellenelvian: 11 October 2009 - 05:25 AM
#4
Posted 13 October 2009 - 06:31 AM
You basically will need to create an unattend.xml file using WAIK as mentioned above. Make sure you use the AMD64 components when building the file.
I mean to start with, download and install WAIK (its free from MS) then start with a simple unattend.xml file by filling in just the computername or something to get the feel for things. Then start adding in all the other pieces you need.
I mean to start with, download and install WAIK (its free from MS) then start with a simple unattend.xml file by filling in just the computername or something to get the feel for things. Then start adding in all the other pieces you need.
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