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The Windows User State Migration Tool is an excellent tool for those who will replace the PC and want to migrate the Windows accounts with your personal settings for each User.
This tool is available from Microsoft itself and suitable for experienced users and system administrators. Despite being done through the command line, is much more efficient than the graphical tool that comes with Windows, which is confined to a single User and migrates far fewer settings.
This tool is also useful for those who will migrate from Windows XP 32-bit Windows Vista 64-bit, since this migration does not allow the upgrade.
The download of version 3.0.1 of USMT can be made here.
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November 8, 2009 at 14:06
[...] The second attempt to update occurred on a desktop with Windows Vista x64 and was less smooth, several problems interrupted the update in half and made the system will be restored to Vista. After many attempts the update has been completed but the result was a 7 x64 Windows completely unstable, with blue screens of death (blue screen of death, BSOD) frequent. So I opted to do a clean install, but I want to migrate data from old PC (User Accounts, documents, program settings, etc..) To avoid having to do it again. For this I followed the USMT (Windows User State Migration Tool), which I mentioned in an article here on Skooter Blog. [...]