Hi,
I am a lab manager of a institute we have a domin network I have 30 machines with the same configuration in my lab (The configuration is 2.66 Ghz 256 Mb Ram 80 Gb Hard Disk and Intel D915GEV board). For maintaing the machines first i prepare a system with all the softwares which needed in the lab and after that i have created a ghost back up file from Norton Ghost, and after that i was copied that file in all machines and then run it, but after running that file the progress of that systems become very slow when the students try to log in it takes 15 to 20 minutes in log in progress. One of my friend told me to remove the sid's from the support folder which is provided in WinXp Cd. but i forgot the destination of that file and the method of running that file.
Can any one tell me the destination and the procedure to remove the sids from the computer.
Thanks in Advance.
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If you are imaging a machine then it is normally suggested that you use SYSPREP as this enables many other things in addition to new SIDs. However if you just want to remove a machine's SID and replace it with a new unique SID use NewSID (free from http://www.microsoft.com/t
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by: Cro0707Posted on 2007-05-24 at 00:10:04ID: 19147497
Open ReadMe located in the support\tools on XP CD:
X:\SUPPORT\TOOLS\README.HT
But, I think that you need to add every single computer to the domain again (change computer name first).