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First published on TECHNET on Jul 27, 2018This session is part nine of an ongoing series focusing on Operating System Deployment in Configuration Manager. This session discusses the User State Migration Tool that is used to migrate User State Data during imaging. The specific focus is on the tool itself, what it does, how it is used and scenarios for us. The goal of this session is to understand the standalone tool so that a later session discussion can turn to how User State Migration is integrated into Configuration Manager.
The video linked below was prepared by Steven Rachui, a Principal Premier Field Engineer focused on manageability technologies.
This is the last tutorial in the OSD Introduction series. Join us for the OSD Deeper Dive series next where Steve starts with a look at task sequence variables.
Posts in OSD Introduction Sessions
- Operating System Deployment - Part I - Introduction and Basics
- Operating System Deployment - Part II - Obtain and Import the Image
- Operating System Deployment - Part III - Task Sequencing
- Operating System Deployment - Part IV - Image Deployment
- Operating System Deployment - Part V - The Logical Task Sequence
- Operating System Deployment - Part VII - Driver Management
- Operating System Deployment - Part VIII - Understanding PXE
- Operating System Deployment - Part IX - Standalone USMT (this post)
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