Windows Unattended CD Creator

Many users know how tedious a Windows re-installation can be, without even taking into account the long backup procedure that must be done before starting the whole thing. For those who want to take some of the hassle out of that task there is a simple solution at hand.
Windows Unattended CD Creator helps you not only build a Windows CD that won't involve the user at all, but also include some additional software that will be installed automatically.
As you know, every time you install a fresh copy of the operating system, you have to spend quite some time in front of the monitor to provide all type of data, such as regional settings and administrator password. Using Windows Unattended CD Creator you can skip these steps, so the operating system will go from the beginning to the end without user interaction.
All its powerful functions are organized in tabs, which means you can slowly get through the whole customization thing and take as much time as you need. You can configure the Windows installation to include drivers, hotfixes and what's more important, additional applications that you use on every single machine.
We've tried Windows Unattended CD Creator with Windows XP, so we must confirm that it perfectly works with this flavor of Microsoft's operating system. It should work with other iterations as well, but Windows 7 is more or less out of the question so far..
All in all, Windows Unattended CD Creator can easily be one of the top choices if you install fresh copies of Windows every once in a while, so it deserves at least a try.