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Best way to capture and deploy images (some thin some large)
I am the new IT guy for a nonprofit company with about 80 users and there are 6 sites I support. I do have a couple computer labs that have 6-8 of the exact same computer set up pretty specifically with local policy and programs. I'd love to be able to create an image for these groups of computers since in the lab environment, they tend to get trashed quicker than the office PC's... (deep freeze and clean slate are on the radar for next years budget).
But I also have a fair amount of random computers, all different brands that I'd like to be able to make images for as well; pretty thin, just OS and Office, a few programs.
What would my best bet be to capture these images (the lab ones are more of a pressing matter at this time since I have a bunch I am deploying and I'd like to get one captured). I used Ghost years and years ago I don't even remember how it worked. I read a little about MDT and WAIK but this is all kind of new to me, the simpler the better, but I want it to be reliable of course.
I appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks
But I also have a fair amount of random computers, all different brands that I'd like to be able to make images for as well; pretty thin, just OS and Office, a few programs.
What would my best bet be to capture these images (the lab ones are more of a pressing matter at this time since I have a bunch I am deploying and I'd like to get one captured). I used Ghost years and years ago I don't even remember how it worked. I read a little about MDT and WAIK but this is all kind of new to me, the simpler the better, but I want it to be reliable of course.
I appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks
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