LTI and ZTI use this property to set the path where the user state migration data will be stored, which can be a UNC path, a local path, or a relative path.

Note   The OSDStateStorePath property takes precedence over the StatePath or UserDataLocation property when those properties are also specified.

In a Replace Computer deployment scenario in ZTI, the Restore User State task sequence step is skipped if the OSDStateStorePath property is set to a valid local or UNC path. The workaround is to set the USMTLocal property to TRUE. Doing so forces ZTI UserState.wsf to recognize the path in the OSDStateStorePath property. This is caused by the Request State Store task sequence step being skipped and the previous value in the OSDStateStorePath property being retained.

In a Replace Computer deployment scenario in ZTI, where user state migration data and the entire computer are being backed up, the Backup.wim file is stored in the folder specified in the OSDStateStorePath property. This may be caused by specifying the wrong value for the ComputerBackupLocation property.

For example, the following CustomSettings.ini file will cause the Backup.wim file to be stored in the same folder specified in the OSDStateStorePath property:

USMTLocal=True

OSDStateStorePath=\\fs1\Share\ReplaceVista

 

ComputerBackupLocation=NETWORK

BackupShare=\\fs1\Share\VistaComputerBackup

BackupDir=Vista01

 

Property configured by			Property applies to
BootStrap.ini			LTI	˜
CustomSettings.ini	˜
MDT DB	˜		ZTI	˜

 

Value	Description
Path	The path where the user state migration data will be stored, which can be a UNC path, a local path, or a relative path

 

Example
[Settings] Priority=Default   [Default] USMTLocal=True OSDStateStorePath=\\fs1\Share\ReplaceVista ComputerBackupLocation=\\fs1\Share\VistaComputerBackup\Vista01

 

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Property Definition