Yep this was quite fun.  There always has to be a first so if it helps out 
someone else I am glad to of helped.

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On Jul 20, 2010, at 11:08 AM, Scott Williams <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dan,
> 
> Thanks for the work you obviously have done below.  This may turn out to be 
> useful for many of us.
> 
> Some people wonder why large installs have not moved from XP to this.:P
> 
> SCott
> 
> 
> 
> Daniel Zobel wrote:
>> 
>> For those of you who run Novell and or Zenworks (ZCM), Window 7 and image 
>> you need to do a couple of things to work with ZCM and then if you want to 
>> have Windows 7 be able to activate properly then you need to do something 
>> else too.
>>  
>> Windows 7 has to have sysprep run with the generalize feature for the 
>> activation to work, even though you change the SID it doesn’t let you 
>> activate as Windows 7 has to have each machine be a completely different 
>> machine for it to work.
>>  
>> Zenworks is easier, but if you follow all of the steps below after the image 
>> process and sysprep it will make you put in a computer name and will 
>> register in ZCM.
>>  
>> Zac unr –u user –p password    Will unregister the client with the server
>> Zac reg –u user –p password https://serverip      will register the client 
>> with the server
>> Zac  fsg –d     Removes the client info from just the client, but does not 
>> unregister from the server, but you can delete the workstation from the 
>> server too
>>  
>> This works below to remove all of the previous GUID settings and gets the 
>> machine ready for imaging.  Run sysprep at the end – Windows 7 it is in 
>> C:\Windows\System32\sysprep and select generalize.  This also when the image 
>> is done will have you put in a computer name and it will register with 
>> Zenworks automatically.
>>  
>> - 1: Install a machine with the zen client (and or novell client)
>> - 2: Run regedit and delete the following entries:
>> HKLM\Software\Novell\Zenworks\Preagent\GUID entry
>> HKLM\Software\Novell\Zenworks\Remote Management\ALL machine name entries
>> - 3: Now stop all novell services on the workstation (should be 3-5)
>> - 4: Browse to c:\program files\Novell\Zenworks\Cache and delete the entire 
>> ZMD directory
>> - 5: Browse to c:\program files\Novell\ZenWorks\Conf dir and
>> delete the following files: Devicedata, deviceguid, GUID.txt
>> rename the initial-web-service.bak to initial-web-service
>> (IF YOU DON'T DO THIS The machines WILL GET another SID, but DON'T GET 
>> ANOTHER GUID AND DEVICEID. ) even if they are cleaned of preboot settings
>> - 6: Run c:\program files\Novell\Zenworks\Bin\Preboot\ziswin
>> - 7: Click Edit| Clear imagesafe data and save
>> - 8: Click no on the mark for just imaged question
>> - 9: Optional for Microsoft SUS server (see details below)
>> - 10: Run sysprep -mini -quiet -reseal. (Windows 7 has sysprep in 
>> C:/windows/system32/sysprep/)
>>  
>> DON'T START THE MACHINE IN WINDOWS AGAIN, BUT TAKE AN IMAGE AT THIS POINT!
>>  
>> Dan
>>  
>> Daniel Zobel
>> Director of Technology
>> Heyworth CUSD#4
>> Direct Phone 309-473-2250
>> Grade School 309-473-2822
>> High School 309-473-2322
>> Unit Office 309-473-3727
>>  
> 
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> 
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> Fisher, Il 61843
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