Migrate Your Windows XP Machines to Windows 7 Using Free Microsoft Deployment Tools

  • Date: June 9, 2010 from 12:30PM to 1:45PM
  • Day 3
  • WCL311
  • Speakers: Rhonda Layfield

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Need to migrate 5 or 50,000 Windows XP machines to Windows 7 without losing any of your users documents, Internet Explorer favorites or other profile settings? Microsoft’s Deployment Toolkit (MDT 2010) is the tool for you. This session provides you with not only the understanding of how to migrate your XP machine to Windows 7 but also the step-by-step instructions to take home with you for creating a repeatable and automated migration. You’ll be ready the day you get back to work to implement these tried and true steps. Let Deployment MVP Rhonda Layfield show you some tips and tricks that took her months to master so you don’t make the same mistakes to ensure your migration of Windows XP goes smoothly, efficiently, and makes you the star in your IT department.

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