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      2nd Jul 2003
You should be able to use SYSPREP in combination with a third-party program
like Ghost to do this (Ghost does the "cloning"). SYSPREP is free from MS
and strips out the unique identifiers in each Windows installation - it can
be downloaded from:

http://tinyurl.com/fkb7

(if that link breaks go to MS's download page).

Ghost is a Symantec program:

http://www.symantec.com/sabu/ghost/ghost_personal/

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Scott Baldridge
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"Robert"
> I have two of the same laptops. And i was hoping there
> was a way that i could image(Using back up or something)
> the one that im formating and setting up at the moment so
> that i could reimage the other one and save me lots of
> time.



 
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