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Are there bugs in Sysprep?
I am creating sysprep images of XP SP2 workstations and notice the
builds are not as I configured them after the machines come out of
Sysprep.
Besides the problem of the administrator account profile overwriting
your default profile unless you rename the administrator account, I
noticed another problem.
I wanted all our workstations to have the setting for in Device
Manager network cards, Properties, Power Management to have the box
checked "Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby" to be
checked. (Many of the workstations do not work with Wake On Lan and
we would like to be able to use that function to wake up machines with
a simple ping.)
After setting this option, and sysprepping the machines, the option is
unchecked again after rebuilding from the sysprepped image.
Why is this?
Is there another method to check the box "Allow this device to bring
the computer out of standby" on each machine other than having to log
on to each machine and configure that option on each system manually?
I am creating sysprep images of XP SP2 workstations and notice the
builds are not as I configured them after the machines come out of
Sysprep.
Besides the problem of the administrator account profile overwriting
your default profile unless you rename the administrator account, I
noticed another problem.
I wanted all our workstations to have the setting for in Device
Manager network cards, Properties, Power Management to have the box
checked "Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby" to be
checked. (Many of the workstations do not work with Wake On Lan and
we would like to be able to use that function to wake up machines with
a simple ping.)
After setting this option, and sysprepping the machines, the option is
unchecked again after rebuilding from the sysprepped image.
Why is this?
Is there another method to check the box "Allow this device to bring
the computer out of standby" on each machine other than having to log
on to each machine and configure that option on each system manually?