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I am not sure how to do this.
I want the laptop I am selling to have the same experience a new laptop has when someone buys it - it goes to "setting up windows for the first time" screen, and when they create their account, all the drivers and software are already installed, ready for a noob to use the PC without having to do anything extra like installing crap. Because I am giving them Office 2010 and a couple other programs as well. And want them to be able to choose their user name and language.
What I am doing, (but am willing to wipe it again and start over if I can do as I wanted in the first place), is to activate the Administrator account, and delete the only user while in the Administrator account. I am installing the drivers and software in the administrator account, but I'm not sure if it's going to work on the new user account, or even if the person will even be able to create a new user account when they receive the laptop.
What do I do?? Help D:
I want the laptop I am selling to have the same experience a new laptop has when someone buys it - it goes to "setting up windows for the first time" screen, and when they create their account, all the drivers and software are already installed, ready for a noob to use the PC without having to do anything extra like installing crap. Because I am giving them Office 2010 and a couple other programs as well. And want them to be able to choose their user name and language.
What I am doing, (but am willing to wipe it again and start over if I can do as I wanted in the first place), is to activate the Administrator account, and delete the only user while in the Administrator account. I am installing the drivers and software in the administrator account, but I'm not sure if it's going to work on the new user account, or even if the person will even be able to create a new user account when they receive the laptop.
What do I do?? Help D:
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