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Is it possible to create an install-able system image of an operating system (like Ubuntu, Windows 10) such that it has a bunch of programs already installed when the OS is installed?
Whenever I choose to reinstall my OS, the biggest problem I face is the time and effort it takes to install my required software programs after installing the actual OS. So I am looking for a solution for that.
The required software not only includes the common programs like Google Chrome and Skype, but also others like database servers, XAMPP and IDEs.
Yes; You can use DISM to create a .wim image which can be applied to any partition. – Ramhound – 2017-05-28T06:11:26.633
boot to audit mode during install, install all programs, sysprep generalize the image, capture a new WIM – magicandre1981 – 2017-05-28T06:30:19.547
2Why is this question has so many downvotes? I don't think this is inappropriate for the superuser forum. – PenPoint – 2017-05-28T06:41:39.893
1The problem with the question is that it's overly general, including both Windows and Ubuntu Linux (completely different procedures) – Paul Stelian – 2017-05-28T09:07:45.727