The LTI wizard will look like it always does until you choose the sysprep and capture task you create. It'll change after that. If you've already done this, you can just add a basic Win7 boot.wim image as a boot image to WDS, right-click on it and create a capture image, and then add that to your WDS boot images. You can use the capture image to capture a Win7 machine that's already sysprep'ed - you don't need MDT for that (it's easier to do with MDT if you create a TS, but that's neither here nor there if you've already sysprep'ed your image). Cluberti, so far your help has been invaluable, and I appreciate that greatly. However, I need your help once more. I have created my capture image now, following your advise. I booted the reference PC up with the capture image, and the WDS Image Capture Wizard comes up just fine. The problem is that I cannot connect to my WDS server from the Wizard (Ticking the checkbox "Upload image to a WDS server (optional)). The error message given is: "The network name cannot be found." (I get the same error if I attempt to connect via the server's IP instead of hostname, so I guess that rules out a DNS problem). Then I figured, that the reason must be that the Capture Image doesn't have the ethernet drivers for the reference PC, so I injected those into my capture image, using DISM. But still I get the same error in the WDS Image Capture Wizard. So it looks like I'm stuck again. Any thoughts?