Introduction

Overview of USMT cover scanstate.exe, loadstate.exe, MigApps.xml, MigUser.xml, and MigDocs.xml

Install the State Migration Point role within SCCM to store the user state

Review the default USMT package created by SCCM from the Windows 10 ADK

Create computer association for a replace scenario for source and destination machine

Create capture task sequence for the replace scenario

Run capture task sequence from the source computer to capture user state to SMP

Review scanstate.exe run on the client in the task sequence using the default MigDocs.xml and MigApp.xml being used

Review the .MIG file capture to the SMP Share

Create restore task sequence

Review the restore device task sequence and loadstate.exe restore the capture with default options

Login to new Windows 10 machine with restored data from the Windows 7 device and validate user state was migrated

Change SCCM task sequence to use MigUser.xml instead of MigDocs.xml

Creating Custom XML file for USMT to use for any non-standard file or registry key you want to migrate

Scenario to capture user state for existing hardware for re-imaging scenario using SMP

Scenario to capture user state and restore to existing device using USMT hard links and saving the data locally

1. Download ADK

2. Install USMT

3. Copy USMT files to removal media

4. Run CMD and manually run copy script

5. Login to 2nd PC

6. Run CMD and manually run paste script

7. Logout and login to restored profile

8. Verify profile data

Running USMT from USB

Running USMT from the Server

Creating a location migration file

Running USMT without config file

Troubleshooting USMT

Running Load State

Starting the migration

Specifying files that didn't migrate

Running the USMT tool

When to run USMT?

Downloading Windows ADK

Installing Windows ADK 1903

Installing Windows ADK

Install Windows ADK Windows 10

Windows ADK Utilities

Install USMT

Verify USMT Installation

Verify Installation

Windows ADK Folders

Conclusion

Intro

Verify Windows adk location inside USMT directory

Verify current user profiles

Launch windows powershell

Run loadstate command to restore user profile

Checking to verify newly migrated use profile

Rebooting new computer

Login into new computer as migrated user

Login into old computer as migrated user for review

Conclusion

Intro

Verify Windows ADK's location inside USMT directory

Run Scanstate to gather user state & data

Verify if data was stored into network share successfully

Open physical network share, to check USMT.MIG store

Copy ADK files including Config files over into new Windows 10

Lab Environment

Environment

Logged In as an Administrator

Command Prompt

Create Custom Config File

Intro

Checking Operating Systems Version

Revisiting Windows ADK 1903 Downloads

Examining MigApp.xml, MigDocs.xml, MigUser..xml files

Introducing Config.xml file

Use notepad to examine MigApp.xml & MigDocs.xml files

Copying Windows ADK 1903 into Windows 8.1 Pro

What a computer Administrator needs to do before USMT migration

Checking all users on the old Windows 8 operating systems

Migrating user state using a Network Share

Creating config.xml file using windows PowerShell

When to use Migdocs.xml and MigUser.xml

Explaining Microsoft Verbosity levels

Examining the contents of our newly created config.xml file

Conclusion

Create MDT test sequence

Create MDT Package

Create Setting Package for USMT

Components of You Smt Integrated with Osd

Leverage a State Migration Point

Add a State Migration Point

Advantages

Computer Association

User State Migration

Replace scenario

Local Storage

Encryption

Offline Scenario

Welcome

Where to put the USMT

Generating the config file

Examining the system

Migrating Settings

Configuring migapp and miguser

Include/Exclude Users

Copy custom config file

Troubleshooting

Final Thoughts

Intro

Where do I get this tool?

Download ADK

Installing USMT

Extract PDFs/Spreadsheets

MD-100 Utilities

What is a hard link?

Install your OS

Conclusion