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  1. Sorry I haven't got back, I actually sorted this shortly after. I was applying group policy and restarting straight after. I removed these steps and it sorted the issue. I've just incorporated your wnb.xml and it works a treat. Thanks again! Just have some trying to smooth out some teething issues, had lots of problems with the PXE loosing it's boot files from the RemoteInstall \smsboot and some oddity where it can't create the folders on the C: drive when creating the USMT stores prompting incorrect function (Failed to run the action: Create USMT folder to store USMT packages. Incorrect function. (Error: 00000001; Source: Windows)) even creating the folders manually and I'm getting errors when trying to run the manually copied scanstate.bat (Failed to run the last action: Run x86 scanstate. Execution of task sequence failed. The specified disk or diskette cannot be accessed. (Error: 0000001A; Source: Windows)). I'm getting there and I can't thank you enough for your guides!
  2. Thanks for all your helpful SCCM 2007 guides they have been great (understatement) references. I was nearly there and about to celebrate until I noticed that the migrated files have not inherited permissions of their user and that there are padlocks on all of the files that migrate across. For example username JB had a document called letter.txt on their desktop which is migrated across. The document is there but when checking the permissions of the file only myself, administrators and system have full control on it and there are no other permissions meaning it is useless for JB. On checking the parent folder Desktop this has the correct permissions and allows user JB full control. I know I can simply inherit the permissions but that won't be handy when doing this on 1000's of PCs. Is this anything that has been experienced before I couldn't see it on the previous 14 pages. Thanks. Edit : I tested this on Windows 7 to Windows 7 migration, is this specifically XP to Win 7?
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