Windows Vista Migration

with boot CD

Step-by-step guide
Read through the complete guide once before you start. The first parts of the Windows vista migration, where your input is required, will take approximately one to two hour(s). You should therefore start the migration tool at least one hour before you need to leave the office. The times below are estimates.

What you need to do for a smooth migration to Windows Vista

1. Preparations (~ 30 min)
Install the Windows Vista Migration tool
1. Right-click on the e-W (e-workplace) icon in the
lower right corner of your screen (in the System Tray) and choose View Public Available Applications 2. In the Category drop-down menu, choose 4 WVMT. Click to select the Windows Vista Migration Tool with boot cd check box. (The version can change.) Make sure it says Install under Action. For APAC users (except Pakistan) select the APAC version.

3. Click on the Apply button 4. Right-click on the e-W (e-workplace icon in the lower right corner of your screen (in the System Tray),
~5min

choose Check for updates and follow the instructions on the screen 5. Click OK to reboot the PC 6. The application is now installed on your PC

Backup is automatic in the Windows Vista migration. Make sure you know whats included/excluded in the automatic backup. This information is available on the Vista Deployment in ETK web. Any files or folders not included in the automatic backup that you need migrated to your Windows Vista PC, you must backup yourself. Please take the opportunity to clean up your PC by deleting files and folders that you are not using. Incl. recycle bin. Please read the instructions very carefully

Get an understanding of whats being backed up

List your currently installed applications

~15min

Since only base applications are installed automatically after the migration, it can be good to list your current applications. You can e.g. take a print screen of Start - All Programs. Expand if needed. After the migration is complete, order only the applications you actually use

Prepare your PC
1. You must be in the office connected directly to the Ericsson LAN with network cable (not via hub or 2. Remove USB devices, (such as external hard-disk drives) and any IP phone device 3. Remove PC cards such as 3G cards. They are normally inserted via the card slot on
the side of the laptop switch) when doing the migration to Windows Vista. Remote connections are not supported

4. Turn on WLAN and Bluetooth. The button on the PC has this symbol 5. If you have a laptop:
~10min

a. Keep the laptop in the docking station (if available), with the lid open b. Make sure the power cable is connected. The battery wont last the entire migration c. If you are using NERA remote acces uninstall Juniper Network Connect. Go to Start/Programs/Juniper Networks/Network Connect and choose Unistall Network Connect 6. Make sure you have received the boot CD from the HP onsite technician

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2. Migrate your PC to Windows Vista (~4 - 6 h)

1. From this point on, you will not be able to work on your PC until the migration is complete. 2. 3.
~20min

4. 5. 6. 7.

~1 h

8. 9.

~4 - 6 h

Preferred time to migrate is over the night. Close all applications Double-click the shortcut Migrate to Windows Vista located on your Desktop or in the Start up menu Follow the instructions on the screens. The PC will reboot once or twice depending on model The backup will start. Note, if you select the checkbox, no backup will be done. 1 GB takes approx 5 min. HP recommendation is that backup size does not exceed 10 GB. If the size exceeds 15 GB the migration will not continue. You will be notified when the backup has been completed. Insert the supplied boot CD. You dont need to remove it until the next day. Restart the PC by clicking Start Shutdown Restart Press any key immediately when asked to do so. A message saying Press any key to boot with cd will show up for 2 sec in top left corner right after the HP logo. If your PC starts up with Pointsec/ESOE 2000, please repeat step 7- 8 Wait until you see that the installation of Windows Vista has started. You can now leave the PC. The installation will complete unattended and will take between 4 6h depending on model. Please do not use keyboard, mouse or other pointing device during the Windows Vista installation until you see a Pointsec logon screen. Please note: Desktop users will only see a Windows logon screen

3. The following day (~30 min - 1 h)

Login to Pointsec

Windows Vista is now installed on your PC. There are a few steps left for you to complete the migration. Start with removing the boot CD if you have not previously done so Laptop users need to perform a first time login to Pointsec. 1. Enter the following credentials: Username: LMETEMP Password: ABC123 (case sensitive) 2. Replace System with your UserID and choose a personal password for Pointsec. Note: This password is not the same as your windows password
~15min

Login to Windows

Login with your domain username and password. You might see a pop-up window saying Another program is being installed. Just press OK if this happens

~15min

The data that was backed up automatically is already restored on your PC. You now need to restore the application settings, such as personal folders in Outlook and network drive mappings. 1. Start the settings restore by clicking the Application Settings Restore icon in Start Menu All programs Windows Vista Migration tool 2. Click Continue when asked for User Access Control confirmation 3. Let the restore finish and restart your PC

Restore application settings

Install Additional applications

Only a limited number of applications are installed automatically. All other additional applications need to be ordered/ installed by you. For more information, see the Application information on the Windows Vista Deployment in ETK web

Support
If you need support, contact your ISIT Helpdesk. For more information, please visit the Windows Vista Deployment in ETK web http://internal.ericsson.com/page/hub_inside/support/it/systems_services/windows_vista/index.jsp

Congratulations! You have now completed the migration to Windows Vista