How to: UDI Wizard: Select scenario: replace or a new computer

Hi!
To be quick, we've got two possible scenarios:
1. Either it's a new computer or
2. It's a replace scenario, so an old computer will be replaced with a new one.
In the case 1, technician selects appropriate applications and makes it sure that the end user gets all the application they need;
and in the case 2, technician inserts computer name of the old machine, and all the applications that we support and that are installed on the old workstation are installed (all the data about applications that are installed will be retrieved from a database)
So, I've created a custom UDI page, that has two radio button options: 1. New Computer; 2. Replace an old computer.
When the techician selects option number 2, how do I display a page that requires to input details of the old computer, and that page is skipped if option 1 selected?
Br,
Ville

Hi,
Please refer to the link below:
Learning MDT 2012’s User-Driven Installation (UDI)
http://blogs.technet.com/b/chrad/archive/2012/07/26/learning-mdt-2012-s-user-driven-installation-udi.aspx
Otherwise, your question seems to be related to MDT. You may also choose to post there to get more effictive help.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=mdt
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