OK, if the hardware is the same, the easiest way I can think of is just use the Windows 7 tool to make a backup image. Control panel >System and Security >Backup your computer On the left side select 'Create an image backup'. Then just restore that backup onto each system. Another option, more difficult would be to use the article above to capture the system as a.wim named 'install.wim' Thats the image that the windows 7 installation disk uses to install the system.
If you remake the install disk replacing install.wim with Your install.wim then the setup will deploy your installation. If there are hardware differences or if you want the system to go through a mini-setup, you can use Ghost 15 to convert the.v2i file into a.Vhd file and build the.wim from the.vhd. When Ghost converts it to a vhd you get an option to sysprep it 'run mini-setup'.
May 11, 2009 You'll need to use Ghost to export the GHO into the virtual disk format (sv2i or v2i). So to convert a *.gho image into a VM do this.
Since windows 7 can mount a.vhd as a virtual hard drive you can use disk management to mount it and then capture the partition as a.wim.
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