If you are an enterprise operating system deployment guy, then you might be looking out for a quick, neat article about performing enterprise-scale desktop deployment. The reference article from Microsoft is talks about, how to migrate hundreds or thousands of computers running Windows XP to Windows 7.
Today I would like to talk about a article of Jeremy Chapman, a senior product manager at Microsoft, documents the high-level steps for IT professionals to perform an enterprise-scale desktop deployment project—starting with Windows XP and moving to Windows 7.
This Guide is covers most of below IT Professionals assumptions and scenarios.
Today I would like to talk about a article of Jeremy Chapman, a senior product manager at Microsoft, documents the high-level steps for IT professionals to perform an enterprise-scale desktop deployment project—starting with Windows XP and moving to Windows 7.
This Guide is covers most of below IT Professionals assumptions and scenarios.
- Moving multiple computers or users from Windows XP or Windows Vista to Windows 7.
- Transitioning to Windows 7 have user data, settings, and applications that somehow (either partially or completely) need to be migrated to Windows 7.
- If you would like to avoid manual effort in migrating to Windows 7.
- Prefering to have applications be part of the customized OS you install or automate application installation as part of the total deployment process.
- Would like to prefer entire process is as automated as possible. Then this aricle would handy and stepping stone for planning the Windows 7 Migration.