Windows System Image Manager 10.1

Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM) is a Microsoft tool for creating and maintaining unattended setup answer files (Unattend.xml) used to automate Windows deployments. Included with the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK), it reads a Windows image (.wim) to generate a catalog of available components and packages, allowing you to configure settings across installation passes such as Windows PE, specialize, audit, and OOBE. Windows SIM helps IT administrators standardize deployments by defining disk partitioning, language and locale, product keys, drivers, features and packages, domain join, user accounts, privacy and policy defaults, and post-setup scripts. The tool validates settings against the target image, flags conflicts, and supports organizing drivers, packages, and scripts in distribution shares. It saves configurations as Unattend.xml for use with Windows Setup, Sysprep, or DISM. For best results, use a Windows SIM/ADK version that matches your Windows image. Note: Windows SIM edits answer files; it does not capture, mount, or service images.

Key capabilities:

• Create and edit Unattend.xml files for automated Windows setup
• Generate and use catalog (.clg) files from .wim images
• Validate settings per configuration pass and detect conflicts
• Organize drivers, packages, and scripts in distribution shares
• Supports current Windows client and server images when paired with the corresponding ADK version

Windows System Image Manager is developed by Microsoft and is used by 5 users of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 10.0 and 10.1. The name of the program executable file is imgmgr.exe.

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