Try to image your device with below given steps:
Log on to Windows as an administrator
Open Dell Backup and Recovery by clicking Start, pointing to All programs and clicking Dell Backup and Recovery
Click Restore System
In the Restore System window, select the backup file you want to use to restore your system in the drop-down menu and click Next
In the Confirm window, read the caution message and click both check boxes to confirm that you want to overwrite your computer’s operating system with the selected backup file, and that the restore process cannot be interrupted or undone
Click Start. Your computer will restart into the Windows Recovery Environment. Dell Backup and Recovery will first erase your operating system partition and then install the selected backup
When the process completes a success message appears. Click Finish.
You can also take help from Dell Latitude 3450 Manual.

i hate to interrupt the Final Fantasy argument, but i think this thread is getting rediculously off track

I’d think, you could poll the database based on the Host to Group associations and make the entry in the inventory report yourself.

How to do so is not that hard either, though with 0.29 I don’t know how easy it would be to do.

Ok. Well, it’s summertime here (which is when I actually use FOG the most) so it might get moved to an end of summer - after imaging or a middle of winter project. Thanks for the info.

Fog polls the computer for DMI information, including the Asset Tag info from the BIOS during registration, but after the host has been named. You probably just need to update the fog scripts inside the init.gz (/tftpboot/fog/images/init.gz) to update the database with the asset tag as the host name at the end of registration and before the machine is imaged.

This sounds like a possible plug-in/add-on idea.