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I have a few customers on completely different domains(or workgroups) that need to rebuild their computers once in a while. I know WDS works great in a network environment but what solution would be ideal for computers that don't have a way to communicate with a WDS server. Considering the different software and different settings, would creating images on USBs or DVDs be even worth it? Are there any other solutions out there that I'm not aware of?<br />
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Thank you!
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I have a few customers on completely different domains(or workgroups) that need to rebuild their computers once in a while. I know WDS works great in a network environment but what solution would be ideal for computers that don't have a way to communicate with a WDS server. Considering the different software and different settings, would creating images on USBs or DVDs be even worth it? Are there any other solutions out there that I'm not aware of?

Thank you!

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