Fourth, make a package system image After performing the package, the next thing to do is to use Ghost or ImageX to make the package system image. Ghost and Imagex have their own advantages and disadvantages: Ghost uses the highest compression production time, and the maximum compression time is shorter than Imagex, and the restore (installation) time is much faster than Imagex, but the backup file is large and the customization is not strong. Cannot add third-party drivers, upgrade patches, etc.; although Imagex has a long backup time and a relatively long restore (installation) time, the generated image file is small, and third-party drivers, upgrade patches, etc. can be added, and there is a strong customization. Sex. 1. Use Ghost to make a package image. Using Ghost to make a package image is relatively simple. After booting the computer with Windows PE CD (not necessarily Windows 7PE), run Ghost32.exe to make the system partition into a *.GHO file. When making an image file, it is best to add the split and z parameters to enable the highest compression and split the image file. For example, if you run "Ghost32 –span –split=2000 –z9", Ghost will enable the best compression and split the image file into 2000M when making the image. After making a package image, to install the package system to another computer, simply restore the package image. 2. Use Imagex to make a package image. 1 If WindowsPE does not use Imagex.exe, first copy Imagex.exe (preferably 6.1.7600.16385 version) to the USB flash drive. 2 Start the computer with WindowsPE CD (preferably Windows7PE) and enter the Windows PE system. Insert the USB flash drive with Imagex.exe, use the Dir command to find the partition where the operating system and Imagex.exe are located, and switch to the directory where Imagex.exe is located. Run the following. Command the package system image: imagex /compress maximum /check /scroll /capture X: Y:install.wim "
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Ultimate" where: /compress maximum means that the highest compression is enabled; /check means to check the wim file Integrity; /scroll means to scroll the output to be redirected; /capture X: means to capture the partition where the operating system is making the image; Y:install.wim means the location and file name of the generated image file; "Windows 7 Ultimate" means Add a description to the wim file for easy viewing. The contents of the double quotes can be set according to your own preferences. For example, if the operating system is installed on the D drive, to make the package image file to the root directory of the E drive, named install.wim, you can use the following command: imagex /compress maximum /check /scroll /capture D: E:install. Wim "Windows 7 Ultimate" After running the wrapper command, Imagex.exe scans the files and folders in the operating system partition and starts capturing. After the capture is complete, a successful (successfully) prompt appears in the command window. Close the command window to exit the Windows PE system and restart the computer. After the computer restarts, it will immediately enter the reinstallation state, initialize the system, update the registry, install drivers, and so on. In this process you can check what is wrong with the package you are doing. 3. Make a package system installation CD. If there is no problem with the inspection of the packaging system, then you can use the image file created by Imagex to make the package system installation disk. 1 Install Windows7AIK. Locate and run "Windows System Image Manager" in the Start menu. On the "File" menu, click "Select Windows Image", the "Select Windows Image" dialog box will open, select the previously created install.wim file, click “Open” will pop up a dialog box for creating a file catalog file, click “Yes” to start creating a catalog file. After creating the catalog file, a clg file will appear in the install.wim directory.