How to set up USMT Software to scan User States on the K2000 (4281074)

USMT versions supported on the K2000

x*Only available if installed on the K2000 prior to 3.6 update and USMT 5.0 has not yet been installed. After USMT 5.0 has been installed it is only available for previously scanned user states. All new user states will be scanned using USMT 5

x**Only Available from Version 3.7.120251, since on that version, Windows 10 support started.

Limitations on Microsoft's USMT software :

You can migrate a user state from the x86 architecture to and x64 architecture but you can not migrate from an x64 architecture to x86 architecture.

Windows XP specific issues:

• USMT 3.0.1 can only be used to capture from and deploy to Windows XP.
• USMT 4.0 and 5.0 can not be used to deploy a user state to Windows XP.
• To capture a Windows XP user state and deploy it to Windows 7, 8, or 8.1; The XP user state must be captured using USMT 4.0 or 5.0
• To capture an XP user state with USMT 4.0 the XP machine must have service pack 2 or better installed.
• To capture an XP user state with USMT 5.0 the XP machine must have service pack 3 installed.

USMT 4.0 (AIK) does not support user state capture from or to windows 8 or 8.1. To capture or deploy user states to windows 8 or 8.1 USMT 5.0 is required which in turn requires the K2000 to be at 3.6

USMT 5.0 (ADK for 8.0 / 8.1) Supports Windows 7, 8, and 8.1

If you previously installed ADK 8 you are encouraged to uninstall it and download and install ADK 8.1. While this does not affect USMT, you will need the new ADK version to properly build Windows 8.1 KBEs.

USMT 10.0 (ADK 10 version 1511 and 1607) Support Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10

USMT 10.0 (ADK 10 version 1903) Support Windows 10 1903 and 1909. 

USMT will not migrate all file types,  look at USMT scan does not copy some files in the user profile to ensure the files in question are supported by USMT.

Uploading the USMT software to the K2000:

Once the AIK or ADK has been installed on the build machine, download and install the Media Manager from your K2000
K2IP | Home | Download Media Manager | Download for Windows.

Once you have the tools installed, double click on Media Manager ( or go to the start button | all programs | dell | K2000 Media Manager )
For K2000 hostname type in the IP of your K2000
For Samba share Password, input the samba share password of your K2000
click on the center tab "Upload USMT"

Make sure the Path to your installed ADK/IAK is shown in the Path setting. If its not, then click the Browse button and put the correct path in. 

For ADK Version 10.0 the default path will be :

• On X64 systems : c:\program files (x86)\Windows Kits\10
• On X86 systems : c:\program files\Windows Kits\10

For ADK Version 8.1 the default path will be :

• On X64 systems : c:\program files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1
• On X86 systems : c:\program files\Windows Kits\8.1

For ADK Version 8 the default path will be :

• On X64 systems : c:\program files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0
• On X86 systems : c:\program files\Windows Kits\8.0

For AIK the default path will be :

• On X64 systems : c:\program files\Windows AIK
• On X86 systems : c:\program files\Windows AIK

Click on "upload" and the software should be added to the K2000 which will now allow you to capture user states and deploy them as well.

Capturing a User State:

In order to scan the user states of a machine, the target machine needs an ID and PW (a password is required) that is a local account and has administrative rights on the target machine. The users to be scanned can not be logged into the machine during the scan or USMT will fail with Error 32 “file in use by another process”

1. Go to Library | User States
2. Click on the drop down button and select “Scan New User State”
3. Type in the IP address of the machine to be scanned
4. Type in the domain of the user ( if a domain login must be used)
5. Type in the user name
6. Type in the password  twice
7. Choose the USMT version to be used for the capture.
8. Set the “Scan Template “ to default  or pick a scan template if it is set up.
9. Click “Next”

After a couple of minutes The status should say “Completed”
If it fails with an error, please look at theUser State Trouble Shooting Guide and solve the connection issue before going forward.

1. Click “Next”
2. Place a check in the box in front of the name of each user state you wish to scan
3. Make sure you don't select the ID being used to run the scan
4. Click “Next”
5. The User States will be uploaded to the K2000
6. Once complete, the status of each User State will be listed along with the upload log.
7. Check the logs of any User State with a status other than “OK”
8. Click “Finish”

You will be take to the User States list page and should see all the new captured User States listed there.

Deploying User States:

To deploy a user state that has been captured by the K2000, add the "Deploy User States" Post install task. when the deployment starts it will ask what user states you wish to include with your deployment.