Why would a newly imaged machine have old programs and profiles?
I just reimaged a machine that was previoulsy in use and is now being repurposed. After deploying the image successfully, and logging back into windows, I have discovered the programs that were on the machine previously are still installed, as well as the profiles that were on there.
Isn't a K-Image supposed to completely wipe out everything that was on the hard drive and match it to the image? Or am I doing/understanding something wrong?
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Images will not remove files already on the system if the following option is not checked in a system image deployment: K2000 -> Deployments -> System Images -> System Image Detail (of image in question) -> Deploy Options: Remove local files not in image
Images will not remove files already on the system if the following option is not checked in a system image deployment: K2000 -> Deployments -> System Images -> System Image Detail (of image in question) -> Deploy Options: Remove local files not in image
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SMal.tmcc
10 years ago
You need to check "remove local files not on image". personally I wipe and recreate the HDD partition prior to imaging to insure all crap is gone.
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Thanks, I was able to deploy successfully by checking the box and reimaging. - Ultimation 10 years ago
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It is really weird when you do that on a Mac. - SMal.tmcc 10 years ago
