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I don’t know if anybody has come across this issue or not with sysprep. I
created an image, which I have customized, change nic settings to 10/Full,
put icons on the taskbar and so on. After installing software and making
changes, I copied the user profile I had made the changes as, to the Default
user profile. Then I run sysprep. When I boot the systems I had imaged, the
sysprep wizard follows through as it should and that is fine. But, when I
login somehow the nic settings are changed to auto, and 2 new icons (the
Windows Media player and MSN browser) are put on my desktop. Also I lost the
taskbar I had customized. Does anybody know why sysprep does this?? Is there
something I have to do in the “.inf†file that I put in the sysprep folder?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
created an image, which I have customized, change nic settings to 10/Full,
put icons on the taskbar and so on. After installing software and making
changes, I copied the user profile I had made the changes as, to the Default
user profile. Then I run sysprep. When I boot the systems I had imaged, the
sysprep wizard follows through as it should and that is fine. But, when I
login somehow the nic settings are changed to auto, and 2 new icons (the
Windows Media player and MSN browser) are put on my desktop. Also I lost the
taskbar I had customized. Does anybody know why sysprep does this?? Is there
something I have to do in the “.inf†file that I put in the sysprep folder?
Any help or advice would be appreciated.