Prepare one good machine
Start with a clean Windows install, your apps, your policies, and the setup you want every similar PC to receive.
Your Image. Your Forge.
Set up Windows once, then deploy it across your PCs with a fast, reliable imaging system your whole IT team can use.
If reimaging still means installing each PC by hand, hunting down drivers, or relying on one-off cloning tools, ImageForge brings the work into one simple place: prepare Windows once, save it, and deploy it whenever you need it.
How it works
ImageForge keeps the workflow simple enough for a bench technician and structured enough for an IT manager to trust.
Start with a clean Windows install, your apps, your policies, and the setup you want every similar PC to receive.
Boot from the ImageForge USB and save that Windows setup as a reusable image in your central library.
Choose the image, confirm the PC can be erased, and ImageForge handles the deployment, matching drivers, and restart.
Why it matters
ImageForge gives your team a consistent way to reimage PCs without the cost and complexity of a large enterprise platform.
Replace manual installs, driver hunts, and setup checklists with a repeatable capture and deploy process.
Technicians boot the USB, sign in, choose the right image, and follow a clear step-by-step process instead of improvising.
Keep Windows images, drivers, deployment settings, and job history together instead of scattered across folders and shares.
What you get
Manage reusable Windows images, drivers, PC settings, technician access, storage, and job history from one clear console.
Deploy front-office-win11 to Dell Latitude 7420
Capture lab-golden-22h2 from HP ProDesk
Service win11-base v7 with cumulative updates
Driver matchLatitude 74*
Secure connectionverified
Keep every deployable Windows setup organized by name, category, operating system, size, and history.
Match driver packs to PC models so ImageForge can apply the right drivers during deployment.
Apply naming rules, organization settings, first-boot scripts, and other finish-work that normally happens by hand.
See who captured or deployed what, which machine was touched, which image was used, and whether the job succeeded.
Technician media
Click the preview and press Enter to walk through a sample ImageForge job from boot to restart.
Why teams switch
Start with a USB drive, then turn on network boot later when you want PCs to start ImageForge without plugging in a drive.
Run on local networks, imaging VLANs, repair benches, and environments where internet access is limited.
Uses Microsoft's standard Windows imaging tools, making the process familiar and supportable for IT teams.
Review who captured or deployed an image, which PC was involved, and whether the job succeeded.
Security
Windows images can contain licensed software and important company settings. ImageForge protects them with controlled access, encrypted connections, and a clear record of every job.
Purchased licenses activate without an internet connection, including on isolated imaging networks.
Admins manage the console. Technicians use access codes so image actions are tied to the person doing the work.
Boot media can be tied to your ImageForge server so technicians connect only to the system your team approved.
ImageForge clearly identifies the target disk, requires an explicit erase confirmation, and verifies the image before deployment.
License & trial
Try every Pro feature for 14 days on one ImageForge server, or buy the perpetual license once and use it with unlimited technician seats.
$0for 14 days
Install ImageForge, set your admin password, and start the trial from the License page.
$200 50% off
$100one-time
Need help testing unusual hardware or planning ImageForge across multiple locations? Request a guided evaluation. That assisted path is separate from the standard self-service trial above.
Downloads
Install the server, choose the free trial or a purchased license, and create a technician access code. The boot media works only when it connects to an active ImageForge server.
Installs ImageForge and guides you through the server name, license, storage, and network setup.
Download installerDownload the ISO that matches the PCs you're imaging, write it to a 2 GB or larger USB drive with Rufus, and boot the target PC from the stick. Secure Boot can stay on.
Download for Intel & AMD PCs Download for Snapdragon & ARM PCsChoose Enable network boot (PXE) during installation and ImageForge sets up what you need for Intel, AMD, and ARM PCs. Download this file separately only for offline or advanced manual setups.
Download network boot bundleGuided evaluation
Most teams can use the self-service 14-day trial. Contact us when you are testing multiple locations, MSP client environments, isolated networks, or unusual hardware.
Proven on real hardware
ImageForge has completed full capture, deployment, USB, and network-boot tests on physical PCs across multiple networks. We publish only the capabilities we have tested and continue expanding hardware coverage.
Windows captured and redeployed successfully on real laptops and desktops
Network boot and deployment completed successfully across two separate networks
Different PC models received their matching drivers during deployment
Windows downloads are digitally signed and available from the Downloads page
FAQ
No. Most teams start with a USB drive. Network boot is optional and can be turned on later when you want PCs to start ImageForge without plugging in a drive.
Purchased licenses work without an internet connection. The free trial needs internet when it starts and at least once every 72 hours afterward.
The 14-day trial includes every Pro feature, one ImageForge server, and one technician seat. Your trial starts only when you choose to begin it.
Yes. ImageForge identifies the target PC and applies the matching driver pack during deployment.
ImageForge is aimed at teams that want a lighter, bench-friendly deployment system. It can complement larger tooling, but it is designed to be useful without a full enterprise imaging rollout.
Evaluation resources
Guided help
The standard choices are the 14-day self-service trial or the perpetual license. Use this form when multiple locations, an isolated network, or unusual hardware call for a more hands-on evaluation.