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The last time I had to manages windows I used Unattended to wipe and re-install to a base level. I found that diagnosing and troubleshooting was not worth the e
by detourdog 2y ago
The last time I had to manages windows I used Unattended to wipe and re-install to a base level. I found that diagnosing and troubleshooting was not worth the effort.
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- gcr 2y agoHow does tgup compare to ninite? The latter seems more polished and older/stable, with more software available. https://ninite.com/ https://ninite.com/
- 1oooqooq 2y agoif you're at a point you need either of them, just hire someone too work on the oem scripts. for personal use, not really worth it imo if you're installing the right version of windows (Enterprise ltsc) it's already one click install. and your applications will change every week anyway.
- detourdog 2y agono idea. This was the early 2000s. I'm sure it's based on the same thing. I set-up a netbsd box as the server and could hook up as many laptop as I had network ports. I would then just hit the enter key or perform a few manually steps when things couldn't be automated. I'm sure it's all based on silent install or the /s switch for install.bat. If my memory is working.