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The accepted solution is for windows 2003 and is not appropriate for this question, yet I get an assist for the correct solution.. oh well.. maybe next time.
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The accepted solution is for windows 2003 and is not appropriate for this question, yet I get an assist for the correct solution.. oh well.. maybe next time.

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I'm trying to create a .wim image of my w2k8 server using PXE. &nbsp;I can get to the WDS image capture wizard but cannot see the volume to capture. &nbsp;I did a search and found out that I need to do a Sysprep. &nbsp;My question is where do I run the sysprep from? &nbsp;The WDS server or on the w2k8 server that I'm going to image. &nbsp;Plus, do anyone know how to do a sysprep?<br />
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Thanks 
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I'm trying to create a .wim image of my w2k8 server using PXE.  I can get to the WDS image capture wizard but cannot see the volume to capture.  I did a search and found out that I need to do a Sysprep.  My question is where do I run the sysprep from?  The WDS server or on the w2k8 server that I'm going to image.  Plus, do anyone know how to do a sysprep?

Thanks 

where do I run sysprep from

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