Your company uses the computer builds shown in the following table. You plan to deploy Windows 8.1 Enterprise to the different computer builds by using Windows Deployment Services (WDS). You need to…

One image would be insufficient if the computer builds have significant differences in architecture or required base software configurations that cannot be managed dynamically post-deployment.

Two images would likely be insufficient if the 'computer builds' represent more than two distinct configurations that require unique base operating system images.

Three images would still be insufficient if the specific 'computer builds' necessitate four separate and unique operating system images due to fundamental differences.

Creating four images is the best recommendation because if the 'computer builds' represent four fundamentally different hardware or software configurations that cannot be addressed by a single image through driver injection or task sequences, then a unique base image for each is required. This often accounts for differences such as architecture (x86/x64) combined with distinct pre-installed software or specialized settings baked into the image.