Windows 7 Migration Tool
What you need to know about user settings
Many enterprises are facing Windows 7 migration projects in the coming months. For users, migrating to Windows 7 can be a frustrating experience, especially if their configurations and personalization aren’t carried over to the Windows 7 OS during migration. For IT, migrating user settings to Windows 7 can pose a major challenge and often involves a lot of manual and time consuming processes. In many instances, Windows 7 migration plans require IT to create entire new profiles for each user. RES Software can help.
RES Software is much more than a Windows 7 migration tool. In fact, RES Workspace Manager should be a part of every organization’s Microsoft Windows 7 migration project plan. By separating a user’s personalization, settings, data and applications from the underlying operating system, infrastructure changes like Windows 7 migrations no longer affect their experience. When they log onto a new OS, their configuration and personalization with persist in the new Windows 7 environment. This is possible without any manual tasks from IT. With this architecture, RES Workspace Manager helps you future-proof your infrastructure.
This software migration white paper discusses migration to Windows 7, specifically steps and elements you need to be aware of about end-user settings. Migrating to Windows 7 might seem straightforward; however, when it comes to end-user settings, there are a few items you need to carefully consider to allow for a successful migration without disrupting end-user productivity.
Click the following link to download the Windows 7 migration whitepaper.
