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An error occurred during store creation<br />

An inappropriate device such as a floppy disk<br />

was specified for the store<br />

Invalid store path; check the store parameter<br />

and/or file system permissions<br />

The file layout and/or file content is not<br />

recognized as a valid store<br />

The store path holds a store incompatible with<br />

the current USMT version<br />

The store save location is read-only or does<br />

not support a requested storage option<br />

Make sure that the store path is<br />

accessible and that the proper<br />

permission levels are set. Specify<br />

/o to overwrite an existing<br />

intermediate or migration store.<br />

Make sure that the store path is<br />

accessible and that the proper<br />

permission levels are set.<br />

Invalid store path; check the store<br />

parameter and/or file system<br />

permissions<br />

Make sure that the store path is<br />

accessible and that the proper<br />

permission levels are set. Specify<br />

/o to overwrite an existing<br />

intermediate or migration store.<br />

Make sure that the store path is<br />

accessible and that the proper<br />

permission levels are set.<br />

Make sure that the store path is<br />

accessible and that the proper<br />

permission levels are set.<br />

28 USMT_UNABLE_GET_SCRIPTFILES Script file is invalid for /i Check all specified migration .xml<br />

files for errors. This is a common<br />

error when using /i to load the<br />

Config.xml file.<br />

Unable to find a script file specified by /i Verify the location of your script<br />

files, and ensure that the<br />

command-line options are correct.<br />

29 USMT_FAILED_MIGSTARTUP A minimum of 250 MB of free space is<br />

required for temporary files<br />

Verify that the system meets the<br />

minimum temporary disk space<br />

requirement of 250 MB. As a<br />

workaround, you can set the<br />

environment variable<br />

USMT_WORKING_DIR= to<br />

Setup and<br />

Initialization<br />

Setup and<br />

Initialization<br />

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