# IT Guys: Desktop Deployment/Imaging

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> [@\*\*\*\*Official: Southgate Meet Thread\*\*\*\*](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/official-southgate-meet-thread/29171/60):
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> I am interested. And by sysprep file you mean the one I get when I run sysprepmgr.exe or whatever that exe is?
> 
> I also have all the drivers on each image in a folder like C:\Dell\Drivers\Audio, Video, NIC, etc.

This is a txt file that we write manually and it’s what minisetup reads after you image a pc. I think it’s the same as the file from sysprepmgr but I have never used sysprepmgr. Here is our file this one works for our gateway M250, and all our dells D610, D620, D630, D830, E6400 & E6500. The filename is sysprep.inf and gets put into the same folder as sysprep.exe

;SetupMgrTag  
[Unattended]  
OemSkipEula=Yes  
DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore  
TargetPath=\WINDOWS  
InstallFilesPath=C:\sysprep\i386  
OEMPnPDriversPath=drivers\dell\d630\Audio (R171789)\WDM;drivers\dell\d630\Chipset (R153997);drivers\dell\d630\Modem (R167368);drivers\dell\d630\NIC (R151327);drivers\dell\d630\SC Reader (R182329);drivers\dell\d630\Video (R181739)\graphics;drivers\dell\d630\WiFi (R151519)\driver;Drivers\Gateway\M250-E\Audio (D00332-001-001);Drivers\Gateway\M250-E\Modem (D00355-001-001)\drivers;Drivers\Gateway\M250-E\Video (M250vid4363)\drivers;Drivers\Gateway\M250-E\WiFi (D00464-001-001);Drivers\Dell\D610\Audio (R99254)\WDM;Drivers\Dell\D610\Modem (R104087);Drivers\Dell\D610\Video (R137843)\Win2000;Drivers\Dell\D620\Modem (R114200);Drivers\Dell\D620\Video (R153830)\Graphics;Drivers\Dell\E6400\Audio (R213367)\WDM;Drivers\Dell\E6400\Broadcom USH (R210495);Drivers\Dell\E6400\Chipset (R182522)\All;Drivers\Dell\E6400\NIC (R211478)\XP32;Drivers\Dell\E6400\Video (R212481)\Graphics;Drivers\Dell\E6400\WiFi (R194581)\Drivers;Drivers\Dell\E6400\Video (R212481)\HDMI;Drivers\Dell\E6500\Chipset (R215879);Drivers\Dell\E6500\WiFi (R21931)\DRIVER\_US  
UpdateInstalledDrivers=Yes

[GuiUnattended]  
EncryptedAdminPassword=NO  
OEMSkipRegional=1  
OEMDuplicatorstring=“NYSDOT Dell XP Laptop Core Image Build Lyymmdd”  
TimeZone=35  
OemSkipWelcome=1  
AdminPassword=“XXXXXXXXXXX”  
AutoLogon=Yes  
AutoLogonCount=1

[UserData]  
ProductKey=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX  
FullName=“New York State Department of Transportation”  
OrgName=“New York State Department of Transportation”

[Display]  
BitsPerPel=32  
Xresolution=1280  
YResolution=768  
Vrefresh=60

[TapiLocation]  
CountryCode=1  
Dialing=Tone

[RegionalSettings]  
LanguageGroup=1

[Identification]  
JoinDomain=NYSDOT

[Networking]  
InstallDefaultComponents=Yes

[Branding]  
BrandIEUsingUnattended=Yes

[Proxy]  
Proxy\_Enable=0  
Use\_Same\_Proxy=0

[GuiRunOnce]  
Command0=“C:\Progra~1\_SetSpeed\SetSpeedDuplex.exe /log=false /SPEED=100FULL /REBOOT=FALSE”  
Command0=“C:\Documents and Settings\dotadmin\My Documents\CSA-NYSDOT\_Laptop\_Agent\_setup.exe”  
Command0=“C:\Drivers\Dell\WOL PXE Fix\dellfix.exe”  
Command2=“%systemroot%\system32\postsysprep.exe /s”

[Sysprep]  
BuildMassStorageSection=yes

[SysprepMassStorage]

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