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I just recently setup my MDT server and I am able to deploy images to my target computers using a bootable USB, CD, or DVD with the Lite Touch PE program. I am looking for a way to deploy from the server so I dont have to walk around to every computer and load the winpe everytime. Is there an easier/quicker way for deploying a Windows 7 image using Microsoft Deployement Toolkit?
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I just recently setup my MDT server and I am able to deploy images to my target computers using a bootable USB, CD, or DVD with the Lite Touch PE program. I am looking for a way to deploy from the server so I dont have to walk around to every computer and load the winpe everytime. Is there an easier/quicker way for deploying a Windows 7 image using Microsoft Deployement Toolkit?

MDT 2010 deploying images

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