WIN7网络配置.ppt

Module 4: Designing Standard Windows 7 Images Course 6294A * Explain the an unattended answer file can be used during Windows setup to perform the following tasks: Add or remove a language pack. Configure international settings. Add and remove drivers. Add and remove packages. Enable and disable Windows operating system features. ? Question: Why might you service an image using Windows Setup? Answer: You may want to service an image using the settings in an answer file because the answer file installs updates and configures packages in a specific order, which makes it simpler for you to ensure that dependencies are satisfied. For example, you need a language pack installed before configuring international settings, and a Windows feature must be enabled before configuring settings for it. In addition, you may have a boot-critical driver that must be installed before the operating system boots. When you use an unattended answer file with Windows?Setup, customizations are made during the various configuration passes of Windows?Setup. Setup calls the answer file during the deployment process, and the settings in the answer file are applied during the appropriate configuration pass. * Key message: Explain the considerations for selecting offline servicing as the method for servicing Windows 7 images. Mention that in a Windows 7 image, most servicing and management operations can be performed on an offline Windows image by using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) command-line tool.  Describe the two scenarios for offline servicing: Mount scenario: this is typically performed at a technician computer to maintain master images. In this scenario, use DISM to mount and service the image. Apply scenario: this is typically performed at the destination computer during deployment. In this scenario, use ImageX to apply the image and then use DISM to service the image. Describe some of the offline Servicing Tasks that help perform offline servicing. Gather an