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  1. Hello, We have a sort of similar situation. We have SCCM 2012 SP1 integrated with MDT 2012 U1 with two Task sequences. I do a data capture as part of my TS against some custom .XML files to achieve the following 1. Capture all user data from the XP machine to a network share to my SMP 2 A second Task sequence will wipe the disks and partition my drives and Install Windows 7 and should restore the data to the new OS My OSD task Sequence in the USMT part should achieve the following: Requirement 1. Do not Copy contents of C: drive 2. Copy all PST files across the fixed drives and "move" them into D:\PST_Files 3. Copy only contents of a folder on the D: drive called "D:\MigrateMe" 4. Copy this folder to the New Win 7 OS to D:\Migrated_Data. Do not bring across any other files n folders 5. If the build process fails and the TS re-run, USMT should not overwrite the captured data Outcome: Loadstate/ restore data in my TS gives me the following output 1. C: drive Data is not copied across - Success 2. All PST_FIles are "copied" to D:\PST_Files, but is also maintained in their original location 3. All contents of D: drive are copied across and duplicated into D:\MigrateMe - 4. USMT Data is rerun and the captured data is lost I realize that in the Scanstate requires the /o switch to be removed. Not sure where or how I shd be doing this. To get my data to redirected to D:\Migrate_Data I modified my Migdocs.xml files with the following <locationModify script="MigXmlHelper.Move('D:\Migrated_Data')"> <objectSet> <pattern type="File">D:\MigrateMe\* [*]</pattern> </objectSet> </locationModify> Also, attached are my custom XML Files Thanks in Advance Ash MigDocs.txt RedirectFolders.xml PST.xml ExcludeDrives.txt
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