You have a reference computer. You need to capture an image of the reference computer. You generalize the image. What should you do next?

Question

Options

• ALog on to a technician computer as a local administrator and start Windows System Image
• BStart the reference computer by using Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE).
• CFrom the reference computer, open a command prompt as a local administrator.
• DLog on to a technician computer as a local administrator and run dism.exe.

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  72% (18)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  16% (4)

Explanation

Creating a Build-to-Plan (BTP) Windows Image In the build-to-plan (BTP) scenario, you create a single Windows reference image to install computers that use the same hardware configuration. You customize the single Windows You then capture the Windows image and use it to install your computers. No additional modifications are made to this image. This scenario comprises the following stages: - You install Windows on a reference computer. - After the installation is complete, you boot the computer and install any additional device drivers or applications. - After you update the Windows installation, you run the sysprep /oobe /generalize command. The /generalize option instructs Sysprep to remove system-specific data from the Windows installation. System-specific information includes event logs, unique security IDs (SIDs), and other unique information. After the unique system information is removed, the computer shuts down. The /oobe option instructs the Windows installation to run Windows Welcome the next time the computer boots. - After the computer shuts down, you can boot to Windows PE or another operating system on - You then capture the Windows installation with ImageX, by creating a reference image with which to install computers with the same hardware configuration.

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