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I was thinking about the millions of computers that the Major compaines (Dell, HP, Compaq, E-machines) and I thought well they are they really paying some one to sit around all day and install the OS's on them? No that would be impractible.

1 working installing XP would take 45-60mins, only getting 8 or less a day installed.

Then I thought 1 worker installing it on like 8 machine's at the same time....that would go pretty speed'y and would explain alot of the issue's OEM installs have.

With XP we can do unitended setup's from a network so that make's sence..........but what about before?

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No, it's much simpler.

They just make a master disc image and copy to the hard drive as fast as the little bugger can write (and that's often pretty slow with the drives they choose :p )

Simple and assembly line-like...

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Originally posted by ToastGodSupreme

network installs have been around for a while... just throw in the oem preloader disk, boot up50 comps at the same time, voila :)

Or, just distribute HD images to each comp, time saving and no installing software...:p

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