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You can not image retail licenses, you need to have a volume license.<br />
Do you have WDS?
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You can not image retail licenses, you need to have a volume license.
Do you have WDS?

arnold

GCITech

The More I know, the more I don't know

David Johnson, CD

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Thanks for the direction gentlemen. I will start the learning!!
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Thanks for the direction gentlemen. I will start the learning!!

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A school I work at is purchasing 250 Win 10 Pro laptops for student use. I will need to ready them to be issued to students. My initial plan is to prep one and image it to the rest. The image could contain any required script to rename it, and join it to the domain, but I am not sure this is the best approach, and am not sure the best way to accomplish this, if it is. DC is Server 2012. Please advise<br><br>Thanks
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A school I work at is purchasing 250 Win 10 Pro laptops for student use. I will need to ready them to be issued to students. My initial plan is to prep one and image it to the rest. The image could contain any required script to rename it, and join it to the domain, but I am not sure this is the best approach, and am not sure the best way to accomplish this, if it is. DC is Server 2012. Please advise
Thanks

Add 250 freshly imaged computers and rename them to Server 2012 Domain

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