Enterprise Microsoft Q&A: Hello for Buttprint

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AcridWhistle: Aug 20, 2003; Feasting on the flesh of a recently killed zombie probably wasn't the smartest of moves

spog posted:

I'd like to hear people's experience of USMT, specifically Loadstate.

Does it really work well out of the box, grabbing all the data that our beloved users like to hide? Does it get all the required settings/customisations of apps too?

Like Noel, I use it with a customized XML. If you don't it tends to grab way too much (why yes I certainly need that word document for program that is no longer used). I have it just grab the users data, we have been using it since XP.

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AcridWhistle: Aug 20, 2003; Feasting on the flesh of a recently killed zombie probably wasn't the smartest of moves

quackquackquack posted:

As much as I enjoy pandering to my mild OCD, is there any reason to uninstall pre 1.6u10 versions of java (when in-place upgrades began)?

I think starting with 1.6u20 or 21 that it uninstalls previous versions. I may be wrong.

quackquackquack posted:

Can I assume that if the newest version is installed, an older version (like 1.6u05) won't be prompting to update?

JRE and logic? :cawg:

# ¿ Mar 2, 2011 14:49

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