Will the article "How to create a distribution kit for installing Windows 7 with an integrated set of applications" be interesting?

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Good day!
I recently needed to reinstall Windows 7 on multiple computers. Some system settings and a set of pre-installed applications had to be the same. SCCM, WDS, WSUS and other similar tools to simplify and facilitate the life of a system administrator were absent. It was too lazy to put all this completely with handles and waste time. I messed around a bit and assembled my distribution of the operating system, integrated updates, settings and necessary applications into it. I then successfully installed this distribution on these several computers and now successfully use it from time to time.
I want to share my experience with everyone who is interested or who very often has to reinstall operating systems on client computers and spend extra time installing an office suite, antivirus, installing updates, etc.
Will such an article be interesting to you, Habralyudi?

Answer 1

Depending on what the article will be about, in the simplest case, it is enough to install the software on the reference computer and capture the image after sysprep - this is hardly worth writing about. Although a small how-to with lighting pitfalls and various interesting tricks may come in handy for someone.
In general, there is excellent documentation on deploying Windows 7 with which to start studying the issue:
technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461266%28WS.10%29.aspx

Answer 2

Write, useful.

Answer 3

Of course, write. Perhaps someone at their leisure will then write software for win7 assemblies.
Just for a long time I wanted to learn how to make analogues of zverdvd, but only with the seven.

Answer 4

It will be interesting, because I haven't done this, but I'd like to read it.

Answer 5

In fact, the topic is beaten.
There are a lot of manovs on the Internet.

Answer 6

Write. Explanatory manual more - better.

Answer 7

And how to put it on a flash drive :)

Answer 8

Someone else would write an article on how to batch demolish the same software from new computers.

Answer 9

It would be interesting to read not only how to integrate something into the distribution, but also what can be cut out of it, what will it affect. For example, how to make a distribution kit that is placed on a 4GB or 2GB disk, which we will lose. What's interesting is the list of things that can be done and the consequences for each item. If everything is still clearly described, how what to do and why, it will be very interesting and useful, as for me!