Image / clone tablet Windows 8.1 Pro

Is it possible to clone or image a windows 8.1 tablet (Dell) to a external disk drive or network and restore it to (the same hardware) to another tablet?
I want to configure (lock down settings thru local policy) and make network settings setup email etcetera on 1 tablet, then backup/image/clone the tablet and restore it to another tablet which is the same hardware...
freddie

Hi freddie,
There are several days we haven't heard from you, would you please let me know whether you have tried the above suggestions I have proposed?
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