Our series of articles on deploying Windows concludes with the addition of Windows Deployment Services to complete our LTI deployment infrastructure.
Added: 08/06/2010,
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Windows 7 deployment; continuing by examining how to use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management(DISM)Tool.
Added: 06/12/2009,
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This series of articles on Windows 7 deployment continues by examining the Microsoft Assessment and Planning Tool version 4.0.
Added: 07/10/2009,
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This series of articles on Windows 7 deployment continues by examining the enhancements made in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010.
Added: 08/07/2009,
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Examining the MDT 2010 configuration files that control the automation of a Lite Touch Installation (LTI).
Added: 08/28/2009,
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This series of articles on deploying Windows 7 continues with examining the pros and cons of deploying 32-bit vs. 64-bit Windows using MDT 2010.
Added: 10/02/2009,
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This series of articles on deploying Windows 7 continues by showing how you can inject boot-critical device drivers using MDT 2010.
Added: 05/14/2010,
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Multi-boot or Multi-booting is the name given to the practice of installing multiple operating systems on a computer system. In this way you are able to choose which operating system you need to boot once you turn the power on a computer system.
Added: 05/07/2010,
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If you have Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating system installed on your computer, you can create a bootable flash thumb drive from a CD disk. Make certain that your computer is equipped with a DVD/CD writeable drive. Then you can copy all of the files from the Windows OS installation CD to a flash thumb drive. Use a formatted USB (Universal Serial Bus) flash thumb drive that has at least 4 gigabytes of memory on it, so you will be able to store the files on the Windows OS installation CD.
To create a USB boot disk for your Windows 7 computer, make certain that you backup all of the files that you have stored on the USB flash drive. You will also have to reformat the drive. Remember that when you reformat an USB flash drive, all of the files on it will be over-written and erased. Be sure to check the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) on your computer to find out if your computer is able to boot from a USB flash drive.
This tutorial shows how to use USMT and Windows Easy Transfer to migrate user profiles in Windows 7.
Added: 05/18/2011,
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Includes upgrading from Windows Vista and upgrading from Windows XP using the Windows Easy Transfer wizard.
Added: 05/17/2011,
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Demonstrating the need for comprehensive compatibility testing prior to a Windows 7 deployment, discussing also the various tools available to help you do so.
Added: 03/26/2010,
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This article discusses Microsoft’s Application Compatibility Toolkit, and its role in the Windows 7 compatibility testing process.
Added: 03/26/2010,
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Continuing the discussion on the Application Compatibility Toolkit by examining the process for building a data collector package, and determining which workstations should be used for compatibility testing purposes.
Added: 03/26/2010,
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How to critically examine the applications that are being run within your organization, prior to beginning the compatibility testing phase of the deployment process.
Added: 04/16/2010,
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This article continues the series on Windows 7 compatibility testing by discussing the importance of classifying the applications that are in use within your organization.
Added: 06/04/2010,
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This article continues the discussion of Windows 7 compatibility testing by examining feedback from application vendors and the IT community.
Added: 08/06/2010,
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