You do not need to make any changes for a default migration. In this blog post we will not be modifying any of the configuration files. The User State Migration Tool (USMT) 10.0 is designed so that an IT engineer can automate and precisely define migrations using the USMT. Before we get started, I will give a bit more detail about what USMT is and does. In this post, I will dive into these Steps breaking it down to a click-by-click guide. Access to the Destination Machine (the one you will be migrating TO ).Access to the Source Machine (the one you will be migrating FROM ).Network or USB drive to store Backup data and settings (very large, big enough for all user data).Network or USB drive to store USMT tools (tiny, about 70mb).Access to Internet to download tools from Microsoft.Step 4: Apply (Restore) data using the USMT LoadState tool
Step 3: Install Windows 10 or Unpack New computer with OS already loaded Step 2: Gather (Backup) data using the USMT ScanState tool Migrating data from your old computer (source) to your new computer (destination) is basically a four step process which includes: The User State Migration Tool (USMT) Technical Reference can be found at. The USMT tools can be used to migrate data from a 32bit machine (x86) to a 64bit (圆4) machine thought there are some minor limitations for this scenario. For more information on the defaults, see What Does USMT Migrate?. What you collect with USMT ScanState is customizable through modifying the XML configuration files. Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) for Windows 10 provides new and improved deployment tools for automating large-scale deployments of Windows 10.
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