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Newbie question about ghosting/imaging

loss4words

Hi guys,

At work, we are using Ghost to image our computers, and we have an image for every model of PCs that we have. This is probably a very stupid question, but is it possible to somehow include the drivers for every PC model in the image or on a bootable Ghost disk, so that we don't need to have images for every model, ie. having just one universal image for all the models? I've seen it done before at my previous jobs, but I have no idea how it worked. I would really appreciate any suggestions..

Thanks!

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Comments

Super99

It may work if the computer models are close enough.
I've had an image work for other computer models before and I've also had computer that will blue screen right at startup.

forkvoid

Yes. I do it at my job on Win7 and WinXP. For WinXP, look into MySysprep and Sysprep Driver Scanner.

I have 16 different Dell models on a single image, with no third-party drivers installed on the image already. Drivers are installed only as needed.

loss4words

forkvoid wrote: »

Yes. I do it at my job on Win7 and WinXP. For WinXP, look into MySysprep and Sysprep Driver Scanner.

I have 16 different Dell models on a single image, with no third-party drivers installed on the image already. Drivers are installed only as needed.

Thanks, forkvoid! I pretty much have the same situation with many different Dell models. I will definitely try this on Monday!