Windows System Image Creation and Deployment

[@rwk1013]

You really should've used a screen capture device or maybe a much larger screen for your audience. Thanks for the video.

[@jpfox3601]

Mr. Mercury is now doing IT, luv it!

[@Lone.Wolf1976]

😂😂😂

[@prempunmagar9782]

Explain so nicely about system imaging on windows. If explanation would be with full screen that would be more informative and fruitful.

[@jwong60]

It would be nice to see the images on your screen instead of just talking.

[@BC-ox4yo]

Good intro. But after backup creation, there is no full screen explanation. We do know that the gentleman is so cute but we do need full screen explanation. THX.

[@brandonking3665]

Looking very professional there, sir.

[@josephkaneene]

I would advice to make a video focusing on what is going on the screen other than watching you doing it.

[@Kreemerz]

So can I take that image and save it to a pendrive, then use that pendrive to install windows on several other machines?

[@evancrocker1081]

Great Video! EXACTLY what I was looking for, Thanks!

[@WishingForRain]

You taught me a new skill. Thanks!

[@benilodigwe2983]

we cant see what you are showing

[@cosmopeace1352]

Thanks for the upload, very informative.

[@Zantar16]

Nice profile pic bro

[@luisbernal7227]

If my image is roughly 1.8T how long do you think that would take to finish installing?

[@QueenLISA_Cutee]

please make one video if i have usb bootable pendrive i have use BR Automation pc if have damaged pc so how to i use gigabyte ddr3 motherboard this pen drive need to run

[@garyhenry5673]

I would not do this for a large organization! If you have more than 10 users...def make sure you have windows distro licensing or OEM devices. Next you want to really use Hyper V or the Windows Imaging and Deployment tool kit within Windows Server. This image must be sysprepped and then you make the image. Use Hyper - V for agnostic images :).

[@hashk9533]

it would better , if the screen was shared on video. Any how thanks you for the videoa

[@iceman6362ify]

So I created a Recovery backup on a USB drive but had to temporarily move the files off of the drive as I needed the only USB drive I had a that time. When I placed back the files from the Recovery backup on the USB drive. It won't recover my computer. I have the files"EFI, sources and reagent" back on the USB. How can I get this to work? Does it need to be remounted somehow?? if so how or with what? thanks

[@lilcrisjan]

Thanks for this, helped me a lot

[@klote82]

I've gone through this process many times the Windows repair option never finds my recovery image and I can't figure out why!

[@rhdtv2002]

Does this copy multiple users on the same device?

[@Badcarma478]

It would be nice to see what you are doing.

[@MySolidBox]

Hey Kim. Sorry about that. The tough part about capturing a lot of this is that you can't do screen capture. If we ever redo this video, will try to get a tighter camera shot so you can see the screen better. We thought that Tanner's explanation of everything he was seeing on the screen would be sufficient.

[@simritathwal4020]

@@MySolidBox I recommend getting a capture card, it should be able to help with this tutorial style

[@jpahcy]

Was wondering why those saying this is nice video are saying so, when he seems to be talking to himself and the only seeing what he's talking about on his screen?

[@aliciaamandavalenti]

It would be nice if we can actually see the computer tho lol

[@RahulPatel-1708]

For example my windows get crash so will this backup will be helpful to me ???

[@MySolidBox]

You want to create a backup at time when you're really happy with how Windows is set up.

[@Y0Momma]

cool stash!🤣

[@stephenasamoah9286]

decided to show his face instead of the actual process

[@dayeagali8540]

You rather show yourself than show us what is happening on the screen

[@mustaphafersaoui3409]

YOU TALK TOO MUCH BUT YOU DONT SHOW US THE SCREEN TO SEE THE STEPS

[@shaileshbaral4693]

Too much talking only by ownself. So irritating.