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Here's a great walkthrough using all MS technology to deploy OS to bare metal and upgrade scenario's.
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I have created and captured my XP pro 2 image using the SMS capture image cd. I now need to import my wim file into SMS and create a image cd that i can use to deploy my images.<br />
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When I use the wizard it doesn't give me the option of adding my .wim file. &nbsp; Do I need to add it in Operating System Packages?<br />
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I have created and captured my XP pro 2 image using the SMS capture image cd. I now need to import my wim file into SMS and create a image cd that i can use to deploy my images.

When I use the wizard it doesn't give me the option of adding my .wim file.   Do I need to add it in Operating System Packages?
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SMS 2003 SP2 create an iso image from a .wim  file

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