WinINSTALL combines the standard desktop management functions administrators use the most -asset management, software deployment, and patch management- while automating three of the most labor-intensive IT management tasks: PC Refresh, OS Migration, and PC Recovery.

IT administrators can use WinINSTALL to:

• Remotely power on the machine over the network.
• Automatically boot the new PC to the network with the only DOS-FREE PXE solution.
• Remotely install the operating system via a real unattended installation and then slipstream all the latest patches to the PC before it enters the network. (This enhances security and ensures a more reliable, up-to-date OS installation.)
• Join the machine to the domain and add it to Active Directory or other directory service.
• Centrally distribute and install applications.
• Dynamically restore the PC’s personality settings and locally saved data.

With WinINSTALL, you can replace hardware without touching the machine and make sure end users don’t waste time trying to replicate the look and feel of their previous setup.

Whether you are migrating to Microsoft Windows XP today or planning to migrate to Microsoft Vista in the future, WinINSTALL can help. With eight ways to deploy, it provides more flexibility than any other product available and requires zero IT intervention.

With WinINSTALL, IT organizations don’t spend hours troubleshooting a PC failure, then manually installing or imaging an operating system, then distributing and re-installing applications. Nor do they spend additional hours manually recovering all of the user settings, data, and documents.

WinINSTALL automatically recovers the user’s PC by installing a patched operating system, deploying the necessary applications, and restoring the user’s configurations. The result is that both IT and end users attain higher productivity levels. Furthermore, WinINSTALL provides automated disaster recovery. It can execute a “bare metal restore,” which (unlike imaging) reduces the chance that the same problem will happen again.

See the Scalable Software Website for additional information.