Windows 10: License issue about creating clone image of windows 10 and deploy on the different machines...

Our company owns Windows 10 pro education VL keys as an education institute.
In the computer labs, we have about 600 laptops which have OEM Windows 10 keys from the manufacturersDell/lenovo/HP.

Is there any license issues to create windows image from a system and deploy on other machines?

using sysprep, Create system backup imageBackup and restorewindows7 or other 3rd party imaging software etc.

Reactivation requests of windows and office 2019 appears on the machine deployed and activation process finishes successfully.
But to make it firm please advise me whether creating and deploying windows image violate the license agreements or not.

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Windows 10 registry difference

without either of those editions then you can't really accomplish this.

if you have it working on one of the machines then all i can suggest is to clone that machine and use it as image to push to the rest.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deploy...

 

Creating and deploying a hard drive image in Windows 10

I am in a higher education environment and we are getting ready to deploy 200+ new laptops to staff/faculty and need a good solution to create a disk image loaded with our institution's software and deploy that image to all the new laptops. We used to do
this manually using a physical imaging device which involved pulling the hard drives out, imaging them, then reinstalling. This is not an option anymore for us since the new machines make it difficult to remove the hard drives. Any suggestions on how to
do this efficiently would be most welcomed.

Thank you!

 

Creating a Master Image to roll out to 30 new Machines Licensing Issues

At my company we are buying 30 new Identical PC's from Dell so we have standard setup.

What i want to know is if its possible to configure one of these machines to our specification as a master and then create an image/clone of it to roll out to the rest of them.
They will all come Licensed with Windows 10 Pro i assume OEM.

I would be using something like Clonezilla to create the clones/images which i have a little bit of experience with.

Is there any kind of techincal or legal issues when doing this ?

Will i need to retrieve the original OEM key from each machine before imaging them and then simply input it afterwards ? Or is it more complicated than that ?

Thanks in advance.