I'm in a slightly different situation here. I am NOT a developer, but a Network Administrator that was thrown in to do a "slipstream" process of Windows XP w/SP3, etc., inherited by Joe Blow colleague who chose to use nLite and who didn't document his work, and then later was fired due to personnel circumstances, but I digress. I don't have the time to learn all the intricacies with all my other job duties, nor do everything manually, too. There are things that are developed that make this less time-consuming (thank you to those that do this), and much easier for me (fully appreciate that), especially when there are multiple different workstation/laptops being tossed in at once, and each have their own special flavor added to the mix that needs to be compared, verified, downloaded, upgraded, blah blah blah, which burdens my time to make my Help Desk and their customers happy. So, if there is an EASIER method than nLite, I'm all ears to this and would appreciate the feedback. Thank you.
