May 2008 - Posts
UPDATE: an updated post is available here . I'm leaving this post up to preserve the post history as well as comments. Although there are a limited number of scenarios in which USMT can be run without local administrator privileges, doing so ends up not
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The Scanstate and Loadstate logs contain a wealth of information on each problem that is encountered, however it does take a little bit of work to root cause a problem. For example, lets take a look at an example. A few weeks ago our team got an email
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Many of you may have heard (or discovered) that there is a limited release of USMT that is available on the Microsoft Connect site. Let's take a few minutes here to clear up some of the questions about what it is and isn't. Things that USMT 3.0.2 is not
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To get started, here is the first paragraph from the USMT help content on TechNet : You can use Microsoft® Windows® User State Migration Tool (USMT) 3.0 to migrate user files and settings during large deployments of Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft
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Welcome to the User State Migration Tool (USMT) team blog! I am very excited to claim this space on the web for USMT. I hope that this blog can serve as a place where knowledge can be exchanged between those of us who develop USMT and those
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