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MDT2012 configuring customsetting.ini

Hi there,
My deployment for office 2013 application works well if my customsetting.ini file has:
skipUserData=NO
skipUserDataLocation=NO
and I manually select them to be:
Do not move user data & settings and DO not restore user data and settings.

If I choose:

skipUserData=Yes
skipUserDataLocation=Yes
then at the end of application install it gives about 8 erros like 'USMT', DNS, Work groups etc

How can I choose to select the values for:
-o not move user data & settings and DO not restore user data and settings.
under
skipUserData=Yes
<<<<>.........................here I must assign some value for 'DO not move user data and settings

skipUserDataLocation=Yes
<<<<>.........................here I must assign some value for 'DO not restore user data and settings

Need help plz

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amanzoor

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RobSampson:
You rock! The post is superb and very easy to understand and identify ones mistakes in customsetting.ini as opposed to wasting time in understanding the technical 'English' in Microsoft Articles. Moreover this article has helped me:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b4787dd9-fb48-457d-bf0b-a691e92c8d26/using-mdt-wizard-credentials-for-joining-computer-to-domain-or-is-it-possible-
I really appreciate. You have saved me a week of research.
Regards

amanzoor

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Keep it up.

RobSampson

No problem, glad to help.

>> as opposed to wasting time in understanding the technical 'English' in Microsoft Articles

I would definately agree, especially with the enormous amount of options available in the customsettings.ini file. For myself, I tried to take it in bite sized chunks in terms of what I wanted to achieve, and looked at many already compiled (real world) examples from other users, that described what settings they used. This helped me understand better what the settings were actually doing.

Thanks for the grade.

Rob.