1.Log on to a computer running the Windows 7 operating system by using a local administrator account.
2.Customize the user experience as needed. For example, customizations might include the Desktop settings, Start menu options, or Favorites.
3.Copy and paste the sample .xml file from Appendix A into a text editor. Save the file with the name copyprofile.xml.
4.Open an elevated command prompt, and type the following:
cd\%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\sysprep
Press ENTER, and then type the following:
Sysprep.exe /oobe /reboot /generalize /unattend:
Press ENTER.
5.Sysprep shuts down the computer when the process completes.
To turn the Default Local User Profile into a Default Network User Profile
1.Log on to the computer that contains the customized Local Default User Profile by using administrative credentials.
2.Click Start. In Search programs and files, type the name of the shared NETLOGON folder for a domain controller (for example, \\DomainControllerName\NETLOGON), and then press ENTER.
3.Create a new folder, and name the folder Default User.v.2.
4.Click Start, right-click Computer, and then click Properties.
5.Click Advanced System Settings, and under User Profiles, click Settings.
6.The User Profiles dialog box shows a list of profiles that are stored on the computer. Click Default Profile, and then click Copy To.
7.In the Copy profile to text box, type the network path and folder name that you created in step 3. For example, the network path in the contoso.com domain is \\HQ-CON-DC-01\NETLOGON\Default User.v.2.
8.Click Change. Type Everyone, and then click OK.
9.Click OK to copy the Default Local User Profile to the specified path.
10.Close all remaining windows and log off the computer when the copying process completes.
Sample sysprep.xml file for a 32-bit version of Windows 7:
http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-tw/library/ff458273(en-us,WS.10).aspx
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