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ok...so if I am reading this correctly I can install W2K on a machine dump all the drivers for all the other systems in there and it SHOULD work?????? I'm talking that I have some Compaq Evo's, Dell Latitudes, Compaq Deskpro's.......i'm not doubting you, but I just want to be sure....
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ok...so if I am reading this correctly I can install W2K on a machine dump all the drivers for all the other systems in there and it SHOULD work?????? I'm talking that I have some Compaq Evo's, Dell Latitudes, Compaq Deskpro's.......i'm not doubting you, but I just want to be sure....

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Correct me if I am wrong, but can't you build a 2K box for several computers (different hardware) and place its drivers into a certain folder and run sysprep and it should get all of the drivers from that folder.....<br />
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NOTE: These are 2K boxes <br />
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Any ideas?
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Correct me if I am wrong, but can't you build a 2K box for several computers (different hardware) and place its drivers into a certain folder and run sysprep and it should get all of the drivers from that folder.....

NOTE: These are 2K boxes 

Any ideas?

SYSPREP &amp; 2K

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SYSPREP &amp; 2K

SYSPREP & 2K