What is the next step after cloning a drive to multiple machines? How do Iet them work in the same network?

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What is the next step after cloning a drive to multiple machines? I cloned a hard drive for 10 machines, but now they are stepping on one another's toes in the network. Programs are unable to distinguish one from the other - How do I make them function independently from one another? Does this not work? Do I need to install windows one by one?
 
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Greetings,

First step is to download RWeverything, and change product numbers of Windows on each machine. You read the data from SLiC table record, and change it accordingly.

Second, You need to decide, whether You want a small network, or a domain.

If You want a small [home] network, simply get a router a switch, and connect all the computers into it, into switch. And connect router to the dedicated switch port for the router, or to the first one, or any, if switch has no dedicated. Now decide whether You want DHCP [router in our case] to assign iP adresses to Your machines, or You want static iP adresses, and set the computers network adapter accordingly. I recommend to have one machine as a server, or/at least one NAS for...
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Greetings,

First step is to download RWeverything, and change product numbers of Windows on each machine. You read the data from SLiC table record, and change it accordingly.

Second, You need to decide, whether You want a small network, or a domain.

If You want a small [home] network, simply get a router a switch, and connect all the computers into it, into switch. And connect router to the dedicated switch port for the router, or to the first one, or any, if switch has no dedicated. Now decide whether You want DHCP [router in our case] to assign iP adresses to Your machines, or You want static iP adresses, and set the computers network adapter accordingly. I recommend to have one machine as a server, or/at least one NAS for data in the network.
 
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