The task of imaging lab computers can be a complicated and manual process. Education Technology Solutions (ETS) at University of Calgary Information Technologies, has endeavored to streamline this process by developing an in-house system. This system addresses the issues of collecting inventory information, loading an image on to a PC, and configuring the PC after imaging.As a follow up to "Image Baby Image! Making PC Cloning More Efficient" [1], we endeavor to package a Windows Vista image that can be setup unattended post-imaging.Upon image deployment completion, the automated configuration process begins at the first reboot. A custom script which we term "Declone" names the PC from our inventory information and joins the domain. Other scripts configure the task scheduler and other tasks. The post-imaging process is mostly standalone, only requiring network access to join the domain.This system has greatly improved the efficiency of our imaging process and has stood the test of time. We have had success in the past with XP Professional, and it remains to be seen how well it will perform with Vista.