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Microsoft , Followers Follow. Best Answer. Ghost Chili. Dustin Kreck wrote: Ok so was what this guy telling me inaccurate? He is a vendor for Microsoft - but represents Microsoft just the same. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Denis Kelley This person is a verified professional.

Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Dustin Kreck wrote: What I want: I want to be able to Image Windows 7 Pro bit using a single key and reimage it to all computers in my environment 30 , tell me is this possible?

I'll post back shortly with the MS license link here at Spiceworks. Denis Kelley wrote: Dustin Kreck wrote: What I want: I want to be able to Image Windows 7 Pro bit using a single key and reimage it to all computers in my environment 30 , tell me is this possible?

Chris Microsoft wrote: Dustin Kreck wrote: Ok so was what this guy telling me inaccurate? Dustin Kreck wrote: Ok, so another question that goes with this is to help me understand the use of this 1 Windows 8. Yes, you use one key. Sysprep your image, then image out to your remaining PCs.

Chris Microsoft wrote: Correct. Would I talk this this Microsoft Vendor contact about getting this setup? How should I tell him I only want one key if he is trying to sell me 30?

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