Hello all,
I recently joined a company selling Point-of-Sales computers. The machines are usually all-in-one devices running on Intel's Atom (netbook) platform.
The machines have USB but no CD-ROM drives. They come with a blank unformatted hard-drive and are basically the same specs. Now I need to install Windows XP Embedded POSReady 2009 on every one of these machines, day in and day out. The guy before me used to take out the hard drives, copy an image to them and screw it back in. This wastes a lot of time. Might as well just run the Windows setup.
I need a solution, whereby I can boot the new computer from a USB Flash Drive and copy an OS image to the blank hard drive. Next time I boot, I take out the USB Flash Drive and let the computer boot from the hard drive and am done!!! Is there a solution like this or am I dreaming?
Please help guys.
Thanks.
I recently joined a company selling Point-of-Sales computers. The machines are usually all-in-one devices running on Intel's Atom (netbook) platform.
The machines have USB but no CD-ROM drives. They come with a blank unformatted hard-drive and are basically the same specs. Now I need to install Windows XP Embedded POSReady 2009 on every one of these machines, day in and day out. The guy before me used to take out the hard drives, copy an image to them and screw it back in. This wastes a lot of time. Might as well just run the Windows setup.
I need a solution, whereby I can boot the new computer from a USB Flash Drive and copy an OS image to the blank hard drive. Next time I boot, I take out the USB Flash Drive and let the computer boot from the hard drive and am done!!! Is there a solution like this or am I dreaming?
Please help guys.
Thanks.