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Tried using sysprep before imaging on a new XPsp2 Professional box, but
received an error that there was a conflict, and I couldn't run it. I found
newer version of sysprep for XPsp1, (version 5.1.2600.1106) and ran that.
However, I inadvertently enabled Windows Activation. We have volume
licensing, so this is not supposed to be an issue. I need to find a way to
fix this so I can create a new image. Here's what I did/happened when I ran
sysprep...
First - normal warning box came up with the Sysprep Tool 2.0 header (I just
did this through Run, not the command line)
Next I got a gray dialogue box with the following options on it (have to
pick one of them to proceed and actually run the utility).
1) To skip Windows Welcome or Mini setup & configure the installation as
scripted in winbom.ini, click Factory
2) To reboot this computer & manually test the install, click audit
(available only in factory mode)
3) To prepare for end user, click reseal
I clicked on the reseal option, and that obviously wasn't a good choice, as
now the 30 days windows activation balloon pops up on the first PC I put the
image onto.
Any thoughts on how to undo this? TIA, lostagain
Tried using sysprep before imaging on a new XPsp2 Professional box, but
received an error that there was a conflict, and I couldn't run it. I found
newer version of sysprep for XPsp1, (version 5.1.2600.1106) and ran that.
However, I inadvertently enabled Windows Activation. We have volume
licensing, so this is not supposed to be an issue. I need to find a way to
fix this so I can create a new image. Here's what I did/happened when I ran
sysprep...
First - normal warning box came up with the Sysprep Tool 2.0 header (I just
did this through Run, not the command line)
Next I got a gray dialogue box with the following options on it (have to
pick one of them to proceed and actually run the utility).
1) To skip Windows Welcome or Mini setup & configure the installation as
scripted in winbom.ini, click Factory
2) To reboot this computer & manually test the install, click audit
(available only in factory mode)
3) To prepare for end user, click reseal
I clicked on the reseal option, and that obviously wasn't a good choice, as
now the 30 days windows activation balloon pops up on the first PC I put the
image onto.
Any thoughts on how to undo this? TIA, lostagain