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During the Restore sequence Step, How does the Client know to restore the State back to itself?
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During the Restore sequence Step, How does the Client know to restore the State back to itself?

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sccm takes care of that... basically because you are backing up and restoring user state to/from a machine with the same details.<br />
During the state restore step, SCCM will always check if there is any user state stored against that machine ID.... and, when the machine ID is the same as before, there is.<br />

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sccm takes care of that... basically because you are backing up and restoring user state to/from a machine with the same details.
During the state restore step, SCCM will always check if there is any user state stored against that machine ID.... and, when the machine ID is the same as before, there is.


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Thank you for the assistance. &nbsp;I am still having problems getting the client to accept and start the Task Sequence but You have answered my question. &nbsp;Thank you again.<br />
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MeridianBio
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Thank you for the assistance.  I am still having problems getting the client to accept and start the Task Sequence but You have answered my question.  Thank you again.

MeridianBio

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Is there a way to utilize the State Migration Point during a wipe and load Task Sequence so that the User State is stored remotely and the disk can be re-formatted, and the user State restored to the Same Machine. &nbsp;Right now OSD and USMT are working and we are able to create associations for NEW machines, but not to reload existing ones.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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MeridianBio
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Is there a way to utilize the State Migration Point during a wipe and load Task Sequence so that the User State is stored remotely and the disk can be re-formatted, and the user State restored to the Same Machine.  Right now OSD and USMT are working and we are able to create associations for NEW machines, but not to reload existing ones.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

MeridianBio

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