Windows slipstream AIO

[OzzyC]

Hey guys,

for my job I do an extremely large number of windows installs, ultimately I would like to build a bootable drive that supports vista - 10, x86 and x64 of each version, with slipstreamed updates.

any tools or guides for this? 

I would settle for a  separate drive for each OS version (a vista drive, a 7 drive, an 8.1 drive...) but ideally would like to boot a single drive and select from there

I have been playing with NTLite but it seems to shut down the AIO aspect.

thoughts?

[79wjd]

Why not create a windows install for system X with all the required programs/drivers (since I'm assuming you have a lot of the same system), run sysprep on the drive to remove the specific information (stuff like the computer name), and then just keep a master copy and clone that drive whenever you get a new system. 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Also setup a pxe boot with all the windows versions, or make it so you can clone it.

[JefferyD90]

12 minutes ago, OzzyC said:

Hey guys,

for my job I do an extremely large number of windows installs, ultimately I would like to build a bootable drive that supports vista - 10, x86 and x64 of each version, with slipstreamed updates.

any tools or guides for this? 

I would settle for a  separate drive for each OS version (a vista drive, a 7 drive, an 8.1 drive...) but ideally would like to boot a single drive and select from there

I have been playing with NTLite but it seems to shut down the AIO aspect.

thoughts?

There is this really cool thing called MDT, check it out.  (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit)

[OzzyC]

Each system is different