Ruy Posted March 29, 2006 Report Share Posted March 29, 2006 Hi.I´m study the USMT.I have the USMT 2.6 installed on a Windows 2000 ( installed on a Virtual PC).Then i modify some user settings and on the command window i have did this:C:\USMT\Bin>scanstate /i:migapp.inf /i:sysfiles.inf /o k:\infScanState is running...Processing INF files... 100%Processing INF files... 100%Computing what settings to collect... 30%Computing estimates...Scanning the system...mComputing what settings to collect... 100%Computing estimates... 100%Scanning the system...Resolving conflicts... 100%Transporting data... 100%The tool completed successfully.C:\USMT\Bin>scanstate /i:migapp.inf /i:sysfiles.inf /o /all k:\infScanState is running...Processing INF files... 100%Processing INF files... 100%Computing what settings to collect... 30%Computing estimates...Scanning the system...Computing what settings to collect... 100%Computing estimates... 100%Scanning the system...Resolving conflicts... 100%Transporting data... 100%The tool completed successfullyk: is the path to the place where the files are copiedThen when i open the Windows XP Professional (installed on a Virtual PC), i do this on the command line:C:\USMT\Bin>loadstate /i miguser.inf k:\infLoadState is running...-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Loadstate INF switches are not available when compression is used.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------I this sentence means? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scarecrow Man Posted March 29, 2006 Report Share Posted March 29, 2006 switches cannot be used when the file is compressed. A switch is anything that follows a \. For example, loadstate /i miguser.inf k:\infthe /i is a switch. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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