
After I finish with Windows 7, I plan on doing this to XP and up as well along with Office 03 to 13, and maybe some anti virus programs.

So far everything is going according to plan. If my plan works, I can do all of this and way more on 1 disk and possibly a USB drive. A set of disks, Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise, Recovery Disks for both, Office 07, 10, 13, and troubleshooting programs on a CD.

When I troubleshoot an end users PC I have a plan with a specific process. Lucky for me I didn't have to wait for MSDN because I found it here from you guys. I just recently discovered MDOP as I was browsing TechNet because my Subscription expired and I missed out. The standard way of doing this is creating a Recovery Disk (PE), the difference being that it has the added options for DaRT which gives you 14 very handy tools for troubleshooting your own problems with Windows 7 and end users.

I'm really interested in trying to integrate Microsoft's Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) into the Windows 7 install ISO.
