Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 10: Vista Section A)
This part covers the following config.xml components for Windows Vista:
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<component displayname="gadgets" migrate="yes" ID="gadgets">
<component displayname="gadgets\sticky notes" migrate="yes" ID="gadgets\sticky notes">
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-Gadgets-stickyNotes" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-gadgets-stickynotes/microsoft-windows-gadgets-stickynotes/settings"/>
</component>
</component>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-sysdm" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-sysdm/microsoft-windows-sysdm/settings"/>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-eudcedit" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-eudcedit/microsoft-windows-eudcedit/settings"/>
<component displayname="WCF-NonHTTP-Activation" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/wcf-nonhttp-activation/wcf-nonhttp-activation/settings"/>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-NETFX35CDFComp" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-netfx35cdfcomp/microsoft-windows-netfx35cdfcomp/settings"/>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices-AppServer-Licensing" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-terminalservices-appserver-licensing/microsoft-windows-terminalservices-appserver-licensing/settings"/>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Sounds" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-shell-sounds/microsoft-windows-shell-sounds/settings"/>
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-mmsys" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-mmsys/microsoft-windows-mmsys/settings"/>
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Sticky Notes 1
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-Gadgets-stickyNotes" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-gadgets-stickynotes/microsoft-windows-gadgets-stickynotes/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\stickynotes-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Creates a per-user virtual upgrade status registry value that will be written to the destination OS, only if the source OS is Windows Vista. If that destination OS is Windows 7, the Sticky Notes tool will read the upgrade value when first started and convert any existing sticky notes to the newer format. Has no effect on Vista to Vista migrations. Used in conjunction with TABLETPCSTICKYNOTES-REPLACEMENT.MAN, which migrates the actual settings (see Sticky Notes 2). There is no UI for this setting.
SYSDM Performance and Recovery
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-sysdm" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-sysdm/microsoft-windows-sysdm/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\sysdm-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Migrates per-computer settings for the crash dump and page file options.
Private Character Creator
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-eudcedit" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-eudcedit/microsoft-windows-eudcedit/settings"/>
Config Manifest
\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\EUDCEDIT-REPLACEMENT.MAN
Behavior Synopsis
Migrates fonts and settings created by the Private Character Creator (eudcedit.exe) for the users and the Windows fonts folder.
WCF Non-HTTP Activation
Config Entry
<component displayname="WCF-NonHTTP-Activation" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/wcf-nonhttp-activation/wcf-nonhttp-activation/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\wcf-nonhttp-activation-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Placeholder, does nothing.
NETFX 3.5
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-NETFX35CDFComp" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-netfx35cdfcomp/microsoft-windows-netfx35cdfcomp/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\microsoft-windows-netfx35cdfcomp-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Placeholder, does nothing.
Terminal Services Licensing
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices-AppServer-Licensing" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-terminalservices-appserver-licensing/microsoft-windows-terminalservices-appserver-licensing/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\terminalservices-appserver-licensing-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Does nothing on Windows Vista, these settings are for terminal servers to discover TS Licensing servers. The manifest is incorrectly scoped.
Shell Sounds
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Sounds" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-shell-sounds/microsoft-windows-shell-sounds/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\sounds-migration-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Migrates user and computer sound scheme settings plus the audio files.
Audio View
Config Entry
<component displayname="Microsoft-Windows-mmsys" migrate="yes" ID="https://www.microsoft.com/migration/1.0/migxmlext/cmi/microsoft-windows-mmsys/microsoft-windows-mmsys/settings"/>
Config Manifest
"\USMT\x86\ReplacementManifests\mmsys-migration-replacement.man"
Behavior Synopsis
Migrates the per-user audio device disconnected and disabled viewing settings.
The Complete List and Downloadable Versions
- Understanding the USMT Config.xml Windows XP Downlevel Manifest Behaviors 1.0.docx (download)
- Understanding the USMT Config.xml Windows Vista Manifest Behaviors 1.0.docx (download)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 1: Introduction)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 2: XP Section A)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 3: XP Section B)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 4: XP Section C)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 5: XP Section D)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 6: XP Section E)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 7: XP Section F)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 8: XP Section G)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 9: XP Section H)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 10: Vista Section A)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 11: Vista Section B)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 12: Vista Section C)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 13: Vista Section D)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 14: Vista Section E)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 15: Vista Section F)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 16: Vista Section G)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 17: Vista Section H)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 18: Vista Section I)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 19: Vista Section J)
- Understanding what the USMT 4.0 CONFIG manifests migrate (Part 20: Vista Section K)
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