Autounattend.xml file to the root directory of a USB flash drive (UFD). If you read the whole thing, you can of course ignore the OOBE, you can add in a volume License if you want or have one ( see screen shot) as well as any OEM information you want. This method for example is making a PC then imaging it, and the image can be deployed over a LAN to how ever many PC's you want or are licensed for ( after sysprepping the original). If you are only doing a few, it may be just as easy to put the .xml file on a USB drive, and install from the DVD. I've had 3 going at once while building for customers, just have to manually enter in their product keys and user Names, ( not entered in the .xml file) but all the company details etc are in the .xml file. undiejuice 13-08-2011, 05:28 PM @wainuiTech. Dam. By the sounds of it, I need an up to date PC which will allow me to do the above steps such as booting from a usb in bios. Looks I might just have to point my existing Windows 7 documents to my already made my documents in my E: partition drive instead. Oh well, you can't win them all I guess. wainuitech 13-08-2011, 05:47 PM Dont go upgrading so fast :) I just remade the .xml file for my systems here, and it didn't work, where as my old one