ENTERPRISE PC REFRESH
Windows cloning and image-deployment software for your office PC replacement project.
Reuse the approved office setup, test replacement hardware, and deploy to the group.
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Approved office image
Replacement PCs
An enterprise PC refresh replaces existing office desktops and laptops while preparing employees to continue work on replacement devices.
List the users, PC models, and replacement devices.
Back up required files and verify the saved copies.
Choose a maintenance window with each department.
Test a representative replacement PC for each relevant hardware group before the wider rollout.
Use Wittytool Disk Clone for image deployment, while your IT team manages the device groups and employee changeover.
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Confirm the target disks, choose deployment mode, and check client status before the next handover.
Check the replacement PC with its user. Keep the old PC available until the required files, apps, and access have been verified.
List the existing PCs, users, replacement models, and required office apps. Confirm the source environment, verified backups, a representative pilot PC, and a changeover window with each department. For the shared office build, see our reference image preparation guide .
Group the devices around the department's working needs and maintenance window. Validate a pilot, prepare the next group, and record any exceptions before handover. This is your team's rollout plan; Wittytool Disk Clone provides the image-deployment part of that process.
Back up each employee's required files and verify the saved copies before deployment. A shared image contains its selected reference environment, not a separate copy of every user's PC. Check the files again on the replacement device before handover. Microsoft's File History guide describes one personal-file backup option.
Check Windows startup, required drivers and devices, business apps, network access, sign-in, and activation. Run a typical work task on representative hardware before extending the rollout to the wider PC group. Check Microsoft's guidance on Windows activation after hardware changes where applicable.
Keep the required recovery option available until the replacement PC passes employee handover checks and exceptions have been addressed. Follow your organization's separate retention and disposal process for the old devices.
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