You deploy a Windows 8 image to a reference computer. You sign in to the reference computer by using the built-in administrator account and you modify the user environment. You need to deploy the…

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• ACreate an answer file that contains the Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup settings.
• BRun dism.exe /image.
• CRun sysprep.exe /generalize /mode:vm.
• DRun dism.exe /apply-unattend:unattend.xml.
• ECreate an answer file that contains the Microsoft-Windows-Setup\UserData settings.
• FRun sysprep.exe /audit /unattend:unattend.xml.
• GRun sysprep.exe /generalize/unattend:unattend.xml.

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E: Use the following procedure (not displayed below) to create an answer file to instruct Sysprep to copy user profile settings when you generalize the Windows image. - (G) On the reference computer, open an elevated command prompt, and then type this C:\Windows\System32\Sysprep\Sysprep /generalize /oobe /shutdown /unattend: F:\CopyProfile.xml where F is the letter of the USB flash drive or other removable media. The Sysprep tool removes computer-specific information from the image, while preserving the user profile settings that you You can use the CopyProfile setting to customize a user profile and then copy that profile to the R uses the default user profile as a template to assign a profile to default user profile. Windows○ each new user. By customizing the default user profile, you can configure settings for all user accounts that are created on the computer. By using CopyProfile, you can customize installed applications, drivers, desktop backgrounds, internet explorer settings, and other configurations. Note that some settings are not preserved by using CopyProfile.

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