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I need to upgrade 100 computers from Windows XP SP2 and 25 computers from Windows Vista to Windows 7. What is the fastest way to do this in fully automated (using Remote Installation Services, etc)?

Asked by TechSupportExpert in Windows 7, Windows XP Operating System, Windows Vista

Tags: Windows XP and Windows Vista fully automated and unattended upgrade to Windows 7

I need to upgrade 100 computers from Windows XP SP2 and 25 computers from Windows Vista to Windows 7. What is the fastest way to do this in fully automated manner (using Remote Installation Services, etc)?

I need this installation to be as quick, easy, and as automated as possible.

Please provide the code that I will need to do both an unattended upgrade (from both Windows XP and Windows Vista to Windows 7) and an unattended installation of Windows 7.

I'll add the activation serial number(s) to the unattended installation file(s) as soon as this code has been provided to me.
 
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