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Best Tool and Steps for Windows Migration XP to 7

Brain_Power

I have a job interview for Windows Migration Engineer in a few days. I would appreciate any feedback you can give on prior Windows migration from XP to 7.

Best Windows Tools?

Critical Steps?

Enterprise environment with 1000+ users

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demonfurbie

id look at some windows aik or windows 7 70-680/685 info

NetworkingStudent

Brain_Power wrote: »

I have a job interview for Windows Migration Engineer in a few days. I would appreciate any feedback you can give on prior Windows migration from XP to 7.

Best Windows Tools?

Critical Steps?

Enterprise environment with 1000+ users

Check these links out:

Alphabet Soup Deployment

Plan for Windows 7 - Prepare, Assess App Compat, Pilot | TechNet

If you click on the deliver tab , there is even more info on migrating to Windows 7

Choose the Right Microsoft Deployment Tool

Pilot and Deploy Windows 7 - Tips, Tricks, Help | Video | TechNet

3 tips for migrating applications to Windows 7

Good luck

Slowhand

The simple answer is to start looking at the User State Migration Tool (USMT), particularly how to automate its use, learn to work with the Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK), and get intimately familiar with Windows Deployment Services (WDS). Of course, if your new employer uses other tools, such as System Center for example, that's a whole other ballgame, and you may want to find out what they prefer to work with in-house.