First off, thanks in advance for any help with this topic. I don't believe
there is an answer for it, but it never hurts to ask (usually right?).
Onto the question: after running sysprep on a WinXP system, then rebooting
and going through the mini-setup, I notice two things:
1. the Wireless Zero Configuration settings for the wireless card on the
system are erased. For instance, I have our company SSID programmed into
the wireless card, after running sysprep and rebooting the settings are
gone. Kind of annoying when I need to re-image 25 systems and then have to
immediately turn around and enter the SSID on each one :(. How can I get
them to stay?
2. the same goes with the System Restore feature. I find it annoying to
have it enabled in a business enviornment so I'd like to have it disabled.
However, Sysprep, then run through mini-setup, and bam it's enabled again.
Anyway to keep it disabled after Sysprep is ran?
Thanks again for any help, it's appreciated!
Jason Breeze
I had a similar problem (different settings of network components) and I
added a runonce script to configure the stuff I needed.
You can take a look at netsh command and see if you have the options there,
and if not you can use WSH with VBScript. You can find reference in technet:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/scriptcenter/default.asp
Good luck,
Amir.
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mendes9 wrote:
> Hello, on my XP image, I turn off system restore but after the pc is
> imaged and sysprep runs, it turns on System Restore. On my image, I
> have turned off System Restore, and we are using a local group
policy,
> and I have turned it off there also, but everytime after sysprep runs
> when setting up a new pc, system restore comes back on ... anyone
know
> why?
Yes, I have noticed the same annoying behavior. I suspect it's a bug in
Sysprep, but haven't pursued it because I came up with a workaround.
Try putting the following command in the [GuiRunOnce] section of your
sysprep.inf file:
wmic /namespace:\\root\default path SystemRestore call Disable
%SystemDrive%\
(all on one line)
Let me know if this works for you.
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Do you have any solution to this??
Thank you,
PRP.
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zeraphis wrote:
> *I found this fix for the system restore within PC Review forum.
> zeraphisPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access *
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