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USMT 301

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Hi, I'm new to the site and after reading Niall's posts all over the web, I was hoping he could help me correct my problem!

 

First some details: SCCM 2007 SP1 R2 on X86 Server 2003 SP3, single site running in mixed mode.

 

I'm having some issues trying to incorporate USMT into a new TS using the local state location. I did discover that there was a bug in the process, See here and I have applied the hot fix to the site server. Also, during a SCCM health check, a Microsoft engineer created our USMT301 package while he was here.

 

In the TS (per Microsoft) I was using the default OSDStateStorePath variable location of %_SMSTSUserStatePath% which always in the smstslog stated "OSDStateStorePath'TS environment variable is empty" and "Failed to construct USMT commandline (0x80004005) The CCM\Logs folder never has produced any USMT related logs. So I tried different TSVariable values like _C:\userdata and C:\userdata, which did not work either. I created a vbscript that I tested locally first that actually created the folder C:\userdata....but that has not worked either.

 

What is strange is I do see a progress bar at the end of the TS restoring user files and settings that gets almost to 100% then displays the failed TS with error (0x80004005), but I never see a progress bar at the beginning during the capture, it just moves along to downloading the OS. Should I see a progress bar for the capture settings and any suggestions?

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welcome to the forums !

 

ok first things first, why are you using the Local option and can you please export your task sequence so that I can take a look at it, if you don't want others to see it then email it to me

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welcome to the forums !

 

ok first things first, why are you using the Local option

We do not have a SMP setup yet, but we will eventually with hardware and OS upgrades soon. I emailed you the .xml file.

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ok from your ts, you havnt created the folder first, so that is at least one reason why it's failing

 

try adding a step called Create Local Folder with the following command line

 

cmd /c mkdir c:\userdata

 

also disable the Request state store step,

 

try testing it again

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