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== Enterprise deployment image (DVD) == | == Enterprise deployment image (DVD) == | ||
The deployment image is for a clean installation of Microsoft Windows to a PC. The purpose of the image is to consolidate all the various required software (from different media) to one central source. This elimilates disc swapping and makes automated/unattended installation possible, thus minimizing installation time and human attention. | The deployment image is for a clean installation of Microsoft Windows to a PC. The purpose of the image is to consolidate all the various required software (from different media) to one central source. This elimilates disc swapping and makes automated/unattended installation possible, thus minimizing installation time and human attention. | ||
The image shall be updated at least every 6 months. | |||
=== DVD contents === | === DVD contents === |
Revision as of 23:10, 18 March 2009
Enterprise deployment image (DVD)
The deployment image is for a clean installation of Microsoft Windows to a PC. The purpose of the image is to consolidate all the various required software (from different media) to one central source. This elimilates disc swapping and makes automated/unattended installation possible, thus minimizing installation time and human attention. The image shall be updated at least every 6 months.
DVD contents
- Microsoft Windows XP Professional (32bit), VLK, SP3-integrated
- customized with nLite deployment tool
- injected with printer (HP Color LaserJet 4600, Lexmark T630, Lexmark T640) drivers
- injected with device drivers for most of our various platforms
- injected with post-SP3 hotfixes
- Keyserve utility
- customized MSI package with pre-configured settings
- Windows Installer fix
- dotNet3.5
- DirectX 9.0c
- Latest graphics card drivers (ATI Catalyst, nVidia old, nVidia new)
- more to add later
Removing unused device drivers
- Press 'Windows'+'Break' to bring up the System Properties dialog box.
- Select the Advanced tab, then click Environment Variables.
- Click New. In the Variable Name box type: devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices, and in the Variable Value box type 1.
- Click OK, and go to Device Manager (under the Hardware tab in System Properties).
- Expand the different branches of devices. A faded icon means the device driver is unused.
- To remove a device driver, right click the icon and click Uninstall.