I've been working at a small mom and pop style computer repair shop for about 3 years now, and the vast majority of systems that come in are Windows 7, but closely following that is the number of Vista systems that people just aren't willing to part with, due to our town being mostly comprised of retirees that don't understand the concept of how upgrading benefits them, no matter how many times, or how fully we explain it to them. I think we may have replied to his post at the same time, but I'll repeat reply.
VISTA STARTER ISO HOW TO
You may want to lookup for a few solutions on how to make factory recovery partitions and ISO's after you've finished the job.
VISTA STARTER ISO INSTALL
PS : May i suggest when possible after you've finished the PC install job, you try and create a factory recovery partition? I understand how you would like to make a clean isntall for the customer but also a way for you to reset to YOUR FACTORY setup.
Sorry if this isnt exactly the answer you're looking for. In doing your own SlipStream image you customise the ISO to your shops' necessary requirements and experiences. If that's the case i would suggest you build one yourself becauseġ) the information i provided above may have outdated slipstreamed images since nobody want to focus on them anymoreĢ) And because the outdated slipstreamed images might not suit you you control and install all the necessary KB's in the slipstream ISOģ) You can also add all YOUR NECESSARY freeware software into the slipstream (CCLEANER, SysInternals, TeamViewer, Windows Defender, etc.)Ĥ) Regional settings controlled in the slipstream (US/UK Keyboard layout date time format languages Increased font size for OAP's. Yes there's such ISO images find it/them on TPB ('nuff said).įrom what i'm reading i'm assuming you're talking about a SLIPSTREAMED VISTA CD/DVD containing all the necessary OEM install media (VISTA 圆4/x86, Starter, Home Basic, Premium, Business, Ultimate) WITH all the Service Packs and KB's preinstalled and updated as recent as possible INSIDE the ISO.