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5. Type the following command using the /WIMFile: option with DISM to specify the path you located in Step 3 to
mount the image in the folder C:\Mount for editing:
DISM /Mount-WIM /WIMFile:C:\Install.wim /Index:1 /MountDir:C:\Mount
6. Browse to the C:\Mount\Windows\System32\oobe\info\default\1033 folder in File Explorer. If any of these
folders do not exist, they should be created at this time.
7. Copy the files from Step 2 into this folder.
8. Close File Explorer to ensure that no files in the C:\Mount folder are held open.
9. Run the following command to unmounts the WIM file:
DISM /Unmount-WIM /MountDir:C:\Mount /Commit
10. Close Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment.
Note: A Surface Pro 3 device can be updated to enable a quick note-taking experience with the Surface Pen and
OneNote. To enable this functionality, install these Windows updates:
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KB2968599 – Quick Note-Taking Experience Feature for Windows 8.1
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KB2978002 – August 2014 update for Quick Note-Taking Experience feature in Windows RT 8.1 and
Windows 8.1
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KB2881082 – July 8, 2014 update for OneNote 2013
Migrating User Data
In many scenarios, such as when a computer is replaced with another or when a deployment is being used to refresh a
computer already in use, a user’s data must be backed up and then restored to the new environment. In these cases,
the User State Migration Tool (USMT) can make the process of transferring this data easy and simple. USMT is installed
as part of the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) and is integrated with both MDT and SCCM to
provide automation and management.
Migrating Data in Replace Scenarios
In replacement scenarios where a user is changing between devices and needs the data from the retiring device moved
to the replacement device, USMT can be used to back up the user’s data to the network and recover it on the new
computer. The initial backup of the user’s data can be performed manually with USMT, or can be performed with a task
sequence created from the Standard Client Replace Task Sequence template. To configure a replace task sequence to
be run on the retiring computer, follow these steps:
1. Launch the Deployment Workbench from the Start Screen.
2. Expand the deployment share and select the Task Sequences folder.
3. Click New Task Sequence in the Actions pane to launch the New Task Sequence Wizard.
4. The New Task Sequence Wizard presents the following steps:
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General Settings – Specify a name, ID, and comments to identify the replace computer task sequence, then
click Next.
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Select Template – Choose Standard Client Replace Task Sequence from the drop down menu and click
Next.