Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 or 8 / 8.1

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Deploying Windows

Shane SnipesSr. Microsoft Technical TrainerNetCom Learning

Moving from Windows XP

Retire

Workstyle 2001

BYOD goes mainstream

businesses at crossroads dynamic, connected, global environment

anywhere, anytime expectations

Today…..

Windows XP SP3 End of Support

April 82014

Thank you for being a Windows XP Customer!

Windows XP Launch

October 2001

April 2008

Windows XP SP3 Launch

Next week on April 8, 2014 Windows XP will reach the end of support lifecycle.

Top Three Reasons to Retire Windows XP and move to a Modern OS today!1

• Proven customer benefits in mobility, productivity, security, manageability

• Up to 70% of Businesss* have plans to deploy within 12mo or already deployed Windows 7

Windows 7

Windows 8

“Windows 7 has gotten positive reviews, and many Gartner clients are now in the midst of their production deployments.” - Gartner

• “No-compromise” Tablet for Business Users & New Windows Business apps

• New Possibilities in Mobile Productivity with WTG

• Enhanced End-to-End Security • Management and Virtualization

Advancements

Get Value today. Get Modern. Eliminate Risks ofWindows XP End of Support

Risks• Lack of support from ISVs and OEMs for the

new applications and PC hardware• Security and compliance issues running

unsupported software• Need to purchase expensive custom support• Office 2013 does not work with Windows XP

Organizations that continue to retain a Windows XP environment not only are leaving themselves exposed to security risks and support challenges but also are wasting budget dollars that would be better used in modernizing their IT investments.” - IDC Whitepaper (May 2012)

2 Deployment is easier than you think

Leverage Available Resources• Deployment tools, guidance and best

practices on Springboard /TechNet• Windows 8 Evaluation edition• Accelerate programs - – Jumpstart

PoCs & Pilots and other deployment resources

Take advantage of high compatibility between Windows 7 & Windows 8 • Windows 7 apps run on Windows 8• Windows 7 devices perform with

Windows 8 faster than with Windows 7

• Windows 8 works well with customers’ existing Windows 7 infrastructure

3

Top Three Reasons to Retire Windows XP and move to a Modern OS today!1

• Proven customer benefits in mobility, productivity, security, manageability

• Up to 70% of Businesss* have plans to deploy within 12mo or already deployed Windows 7

Windows 7

Windows 8

“Windows 7 has gotten positive reviews, and many Gartner clients are now in the midst of their production deployments.” - Gartner

• “No-compromise” Tablet for Business Users & New Windows Business apps

• New Possibilities in Mobile Productivity with WTG

• Enhanced End-to-End Security • Management and Virtualization

Advancements

Get Value today. Get Modern. Eliminate Risks ofWindows XP End of Support

Risks• Lack of support from ISVs and OEMs for the

new applications and PC hardware• Security and compliance issues running

unsupported software• Need to purchase expensive custom support• Office 2013 does not work with Windows XP

Organizations that continue to retain a Windows XP environment not only are leaving themselves exposed to security risks and support challenges but also are wasting budget dollars that would be better used in modernizing their IT investments.” - IDC Whitepaper (May 2012)

2 Deployment is easier than you think

Leverage Available Programs• Migration path: The Deployment

Project• Accelerate programs - – Jumpstart

PoCs & Pilots and other deployment resources

• Springboard Series on TechNet

Take advantage of high compatibility between Windows 7 & Windows 8 • Windows 7 apps run on Windows 8• Windows 7 devices perform with

Windows 8 faster than with Windows 7

• Windows 8 works well with customers’ existing Windows 7 infrastructure

3

• Protect data & PCs• Built on secure

foundation

• At their desk• In a branch• On the road

• Easy migration • Keep PCs running• Virtualization

Enhance Security & Control

Windows 7 for business

Make Users Productive Anywhere

Streamline PC Management

Fast, Responsive, Reliable

Windows 7 and MDOPSAVE CUSTOMERS MONEY TODAY

Up to 20% savings of Direct IT CostsUp to $350/ PC total direct-cost savings potential with end user productivity gains of additional $125 annual savings

Annual Cost Savings /PC

Service Desk $22-62Desktop Management $25-98

Deployment & Provisioning $12-61Power Savings $3-45

Total Direct IT Costs Savings $43-268

Application Management Best Practices w/ APP-V

Up to $82

No Compromise Business Tablet

New Possibilities in Mobile Productivity

Enhanced End-to-End Security

Management and Virtualization

Windows 8 in businessBusiness-Grade SolutionsDevices & Experiences People

Love

Full Mouse & Keyboard Support

Touch first experienceCloud connected

Business Class Manageability & Security

Office and Windows 7 Productivity & LOB Apps

Windows 8: No Compromise Business Tablet

Top Three Reasons to Retire Windows XP and move to a Modern OS today!1

• Proven customer benefits in mobility, productivity, security, manageability

• Up to 70% of Businesss* have plans to deploy within 12mo or already deployed Windows 7

Windows 7

Windows 8

“Windows 7 has gotten positive reviews, and many Gartner clients are now in the midst of their production deployments.” - Gartner

• “No-compromise” Tablet for Business Users & New Windows Business apps

• New Possibilities in Mobile Productivity with WTG

• Enhanced End-to-End Security • Management and Virtualization

Advancements

Get Value today. Get Modern. Eliminate Risks ofWindows XP End of Support

Risks• Lack of support from ISVs and OEMs for the

new applications and PC hardware• Security and compliance issues running

unsupported software• Need to purchase expensive custom support• Office 2013 does not work with Windows XP

Organizations that continue to retain a Windows XP environment not only are leaving themselves exposed to security risks and support challenges but also are wasting budget dollars that would be better used in modernizing their IT investments.” - IDC Whitepaper (May 2012)

2 Deployment is easier than you think

Leverage Available Programs• Migration path: The Deployment

Project• Accelerate programs - – Jumpstart

PoCs & Pilots and other deployment resources

• Springboard Series on TechNet

Take advantage of high compatibility between Windows 7 & Windows 8 • Windows 7 apps run on Windows 8• Windows 7 devices perform with

Windows 8 faster than with Windows 7

• Windows 8 works well with customers’ existing Windows 7 infrastructure

3

What Analysts are SayingOrganizations that continue to retain a Windows XP environment not only are leaving themselves exposed to security risks and support challenges but also are wasting budget dollars that would be better used in modernizing their IT investments.

- IDC Whitepaper (May 2012)

Key Threats• Internet was just growing• Mail was on the verge

Key Threats• Melissa (1999), Love

Letter (2000)• Mainly leveraging social

engineering

Key Threats• Code Red and Nimda

(2001), Blaster (2003), Slammer (2003)

• 9/11• Mainly exploiting buffer

overflows• Script kiddies• Time from patch to

exploit: Several days to weeks

Key Threats• Zotob (2005)• Attacks «moving up the

stack» (Summer of Office 0-day)

• Rootkits• Exploitation of Buffer

Overflows• Script Kiddies• Raise of Phishing• User running as Admin

Key Threats• Organized Crime• Botnets• Identity Theft• Conficker (2008)• Time from patch to

exploit: days

Key Threats• Organized Crime,

potential state actors• Sophisticated Targeted

Attacks• Operation Aurora (2009)• Stuxnet (2010)

Windows 95• -

Windows XP• Logon (Ctrl+Alt+Del)• Access Control• User Profiles• Security Policy• Encrypting File System

(File Based)• Smartcard and PKI

Support• Windows Update

Windows XP SP2• Address Space Layout

Randomization (ASLR)• Data Execution

Prevention (DEP)• Security Development

Lifecycle (SDL)• Auto Update on by

Default• Firewall on by Default• Windows Security Center• WPA Support

Windows Vista• Bitlocker• Patchguard• Improved ASLR and DEP• Full SDL• User Account Control• Internet Explorer Smart

Screen Filter• Digital Right Management• Firewall improvements• Signed Device Driver

Requirements• TPM Support• Windows Integrity Levels• Secure “by default”

configuration (Windows features and IE)

Windows 7• Improved ASLR and DEP• Full SDL• Improved IPSec stack• Managed Service

Accounts• Improved User Account

Control • Enhanced Auditing• Internet Explorer Smart

Screen Filter• AppLocker• BitLocker to Go• Windows Biometric

Service• Windows Action Center• Windows Defender

Windows 8• UEFI (Secure Boot)• Firmware Based TPM• Trusted Boot (w/ELAM)• Measured Boot and

Remote Attestation Support

• Significant Improvements to ASLR and DEP

• AppContainer• Windows Store• Internet Explorer 10

(Plugin-less and Enhanced Protected Modes)

• Application Reputation moved into Core OS

• BitLocker: Encrypted Hard Drive and Used Disk Space Only Encryption Support

• Virtual Smartcard• Picture Password, PIN• Dynamic Access Control• Built-in Anti-Virus

1995 2001 2004 2007 2009 2012

How security & threats evolved

Windows XP• Logon Experience• Ctrl+Alt+Del• User Profile

• Encryption• Windows Update

Windows XP SP2• Security Development

Lifecycle (SDL)• Exploit Prevention (ASLR,

DEP)• Auto Update on by

Default• Firewall on by Default• Windows Security Center

Windows Vista• Full SDL• Additional technology to

prevent exploitation• Disk Encryption

(Bitlocker)• Non-Admin User• User Account Control• Internet Explorer Smart

Screen Filter• Digital Right

Management• Secure “by default”

configuration (Windows features and IE)

Windows 7• Full SDL• Application Control

(AppLocker)• Bitlocker to Go• Windows Defender• Windows Action Center• Improvements on attack

prevention (ASL, DEP, IPSec)

• Internet Explorer Smart Screen Filter

Windows 8• Full SDL• Secure Boot (UEFI)• Significant

Improvements on attack prevention (ASLR, DEP, IPSec)

• Windows Store• Built-in Anti-Virus• Internet Explorer 10

(Plugin-less and Enhanced Protected Modes)

• Application Reputation moved into Core OS

• Improved BitLocker• Virtual Smartcard• Picture Password, PIN

Windows 95

Ad-hoc internet connection

Always-on connect

Daily life on Internet

Privacy and Intellectual property

Anywhere access Cloud andmulti devices

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mobile cellular subscriptionsInternet

users fixed broadband Internet subscribers

Convention on Cybercrime

Windows Tablet PC Windows

Mobile

Facebook Twitte

r

YouTube iPad

How ‘anywhere connectivity’ evolved

Where are you today?

Already migrated to Windows 7

Currently running Windows

Vista

Windows 7 deployment in progress

Still on Windows XP

Already migrated to Windows 7?Consider moving to Windows 8Coexisting with or replacing Windows 7, as appropriate

Begin investigating Windows 8 opportunitiesLook at new tablets, slates and other innovative device form factorsCreate proof-of-concept Windows Store apps

Prepare your infrastructure for Windows 8Enable evaluation and pilot scenariosBYOD may require infrastructure support earlier than ever

Currently running Windows Vista?Start your Windows 8 deployment projectLook at new tablets, slates and other innovative device form factorsCreate proof-of-concept Windows Store apps

Prepare your infrastructure for Windows 8Enable evaluation and pilot scenariosBYOD may require infrastructure support earlier than ever

Windows 7 deployment in progress?Continue deploying as long as you are far enough alongConsider coexistence scenariosBegin investigating Windows 8 opportunitiesLook at new tablets, slates and other innovative device form factorsCreate proof-of-concept Windows Store apps

Prepare your infrastructure for Windows 8Enable evaluation and pilot scenariosBYOD may require infrastructure support earlier than ever

Still on Windows XP?Start your Windows 8 deployment project now!Windows XP end-of-life is April 2014Vendors are already dropping support now with new software and hardware releasesLook at new tablets, slates and other innovative device form factorsCreate proof-of-concept Windows Store apps

Prepare your infrastructure for Windows 8Enable evaluation and pilot scenariosBYOD may require infrastructure support earlier than ever

The Deployment ProjectPreparation is keyApplication ManagementInfrastructure Readiness

Create repeatable, automated processesImage EngineeringDeployment

The result: A permanent

part of your infrastructure

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

Application Compatibility Toolkit

Tools to help• Application

Compatibility Toolkit

• Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit

• System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

• Windows Intune

Categorize• Critical• Supported• Unsupported• Blocked

Rationalize

Perfection is impossible, focus based on risk and cost• Don’t test

everything• Choose when to be

reactive instead of proactive

Simplify the structured testing process

Choices• Shim• Upgrade• Replace• Eliminate

Application Management

Windows 7 applications are compatible with Windows 8

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

Remediate when needed

Prioritize your portfolio

Perform testing when appropriate

Gather inventory

Tools to help• Line-of-business

sites• Third-party internal

sites• External sites

Categorize• Critical• Supported• Unsupported• Blocked

Rationalize

Perfection is impossible, focus based on risk and cost• Don’t test

everything• Choose when to be

reactive instead of proactive

Simplify the structured testing process

Choices• Fix• Upgrade• Replace• Eliminate

Application Management: Web Sites

Many web site compatibility issues are easy to fix

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

Remediate when needed

Prioritize your portfolio

Perform testing when appropriate

Gather inventory

Infrastructure ReadinessGroup policyRoaming profiles• Other options

Activation

Coexistence

• System Center Configuration Manager

• Windows Intune• Third-party tools

Management

• Network load• Disk storage• User data• Applications• Images

Helpdesk

Capacity

• Wireless access• Proxy

configuration (WPAD)

Bring Your Own Device

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

Image Engineering

Repeatable and automated

Keep it simple• Strive for a single image• Include only what is needed for

the majority, or what saves time• Leverage the deployment process

for per-computer customization• Don’t get carried away with

configuration

Decide on security settings and runtime components early

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

Install operating

system

Install common

applications

Apply updates and

patches

Configure OS settings and

default

Capture new image

Deployment: Choose How

Project Management

Office

Application Management

Infrastructure Readiness

Image Engineering

Deployment

New PCs Existing PCsReplacement OS refresh

• Break/fixUpgrade

Windows 8 Business x64

Windows 8 will run on existing hardware

Windows 7 Business x64

1.97 GB image7.87 GB disk footprint488MB RAM

1.96 GB image7.76 GB disk footprint445MB RAM

10 minute installation time15 minute installation time

Smaller and faster!

What is an OS refresh?

Leverages key toolsWindows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK)• Windows PE• User State Migration Tool

Capture data and settings

Remove existing OS

Install new OS image

Install applications

Restore data and settings

Easy to implementFully automated by Microsoft deployment products• Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012• System Center 2012 Configuration

Manager

What about upgrading?Significantly fasterNo gathering is done in the existing Windows 7 OSMoves entire folders instead of working file-by-fileLeverages NTFS hardlinks to avoid copying files

Some limitationsWindows 7 to Windows 8 onlyOnly the standard Windows image can be used, no custom imagesNo cross-platform upgrades (e.g. x86 to x64)

Something to consider

What’s changed in the deployment process?If you are using our deployment productsThe same deployment process is used for Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8Incremental enhancements for new capabilities in Windows 8 and the latest versions of the deployment toolsYou already know how to deploy Windows 8!

If you are using other deployment productsMake sure they have added support for Windows 8 and the latest toolsCheck if they are using the latest technologies:File-based images enable new scenariosHardlinks enable speedy migrationsUEFI adds speed and securityDeploy without decrypting

Significant changes• New model for building

and deploying applications

• Business can “side load” line-of-business applications

• Completely new scenario

• Uses USB 3.0 devices with a “portable” Windows 8 Business installation

• New provisioning process

• Replacement for legacy PC BIOS

• Faster startup and resume• More secure using Secure

Boot and Measured Boot

Windows To Go

Windows Store Apps

Unified Extensible Firmware Interface

• Touch screen-only, no keyboard

• Often with only wireless networking

• Sillicon-on-chip (SoC) devicesSlates

Windows Store apps

Install via an “Business App Store” using:• System Center 2012 Configuration

Manager SP1• Windows Intune

Provision using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012 or DISM• Include in sysprepped image• Customize Start screen layout

ProvisioningInstallationRegister the application for the userAlways per-userDoes not require administrator rightsSide load or from the Windows Store

Register application on the computerInstall automatically for each userSide load onlyRequires administrator rights

Business side loading requirements• Windows 8 Business, domain joined or with a separate side load product key • Windows 8 Pro or Windows RT, with a separate side load product key

Fast and secure booting with UEFI

UEFI: Faster and more capableFasterRemoves limitations from 16-bit legacy BIOSHardware POST must complete quickly• Two seconds for SSD, four seconds for spinning

disksBoot and resume I/O performance improved

More capableLarger boot disks, using new GPT disk layout instead of MBRUnlimited number of partitionsSupports both x86 and x64 (with UEFI 2.3.1), but not both on the same hardware

UEFI: More secureSecure BootLayer of security on top of UEFIUEFI verifies all files used as part of the boot processSupported by all Windows 8 Hardware Certified systemsCan be manually turned off• Enables OSes that do not support it

Measured Boot• Performs an additional checksum

of boot components

Detects and deters malware before the OS starts

Deploying Windows To Go

Windows 8 Business wizard (admin/IT pro)Search for “Windows To Go” from Windows 8 Start screenSpecify the WIM image, certified USB 3.0 device to use, BitLocker passwordOptionally, add first-boot automation (unattend.xml)

Business Self-Service (user/IT pro)Leverages System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1Image is applied to a new certified USB 3.0 deviceProvisioning process is completed on the corporate network

Scripted process (IT pro)Use PowerShell scripts to provision USB 3.0 devicesApply image and configure it to bootDuplicate USB 3.0 device as required (before first boot)

Windows To Go Usage Scenarios

Not intended for full-time, ongoing usageWindows Store access is not enabled by defaultManagement tools need to be Windows To Go-aware

Evaluation and Testing

Bring Your Own Device Contingent Staff Occasional Users

Incremental enhancementsPre-provisioningHardware encrypted disk drivesNetwork unlock (with UEFI)Standard user PIN change

New .NET 4.0 and PowerShell 3.0 supportEnables BitLocker pre-provisioning

Assessment and Deployment Kit

BitLockerWindows PE 4.0

New version of the Windows Automated Installation KitNew assessment and performance toolsEnhances existing tools

New Active Directory-based ActivationKMS and MAK activation are unchanged from Windows 7

Activation

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012 Update 1

Free solution acceleratorhttp://www.microsoft.com/mdt Fully supports Windows 8 deployment:Windows ADK supportProvisioning of Windows Store applications (side loading)BitLocker Pre-ProvisioningInstallation of roles and featuresImproved UEFI support

System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1

Comprehensive systems management productFully supports Windows 8 deployment:Windows ADK supportInstallation of Windows Store applications (side loading)BitLocker Pre-ProvisioningNew UEFI support

Windows 8.1 Content

NEW: Windows 8.1 Power User Guide for BusinessA 20-page brochure designed for users who want to learn more about the advanced features of Windows 8.1, such as Taskbar customization, Task Manager, Internet Explorer 11, Mobility Center, Windows To Go, Miracast, and File Explorer.

NEW: Advanced Windows 8.1 how-to video tutorialsA series of short videos (~4 minutes each) designed to educate business end-users on advanced Windows 8.1 features and capabilities via guided, step-by-step instruction.  Advanced Desktop (1): Quick link Menu and File ExplorerAdvanced Desktop (2): Taskbar, Multiple Monitors, Task ManagerInternet Explorer 11Exploring PC Settings

Windows 8.1 Quick Guide for Business (for online distribution) This 16 page brochure-type quick guide provides a basic introduction to key Windows 8.1 features and capabilities in business settings – how to get around, navigate, manage apps, work on desktop, and personalize Windows 8.1. It can be used as first introduction of Windows 8.1 to business users. Windows 8.1 Quick Guide for Business (raw files for printing)  This package allows customers to produce their own hard copies of the Windows 8.1 Quick Guide for Business and give it away as training assets to end-users. This zip file includes the content in PDF, PowerPoint, and Adobe InDesign formats that customers can use as-is or customize to match the requirements of their organization. Windows 8.1 how-to video tutorials (basics)Meet the new Windows Get around faster with the charmsYour familiar desktop, only betterMake Windows all about you

Download all of the Windows 8.1 end-user readiness content on Windows Business site |Resources |Training

Windows XP End of Support ResourcesOffers

Windows Corporate Buyback Program (customer facing)

Goodbye XP, Hello HP (customer facing)

End of support linksWindows XP and Office 2003 End of Support Page

What does end of support mean to customers?

Support Lifecycle policy

BlogsInfection rates and end of support for Windows XP

Windows 7 resourcesHelp

you successfully deploy Windows 7 in your organization

Deployment resources• Download the Windows 8.1 evaluation• Learn how other companies have benefitted from migrating to Windows 7 and

Windows 8• Download the free Microsoft Deployment Toolkit• Check out the latest recommended Windows devices• Contact your Microsoft sales representative or Certified Microsoft Partner

Technical resources• Visit the Springboard Series on TechNet for Technical guidance• Watch the deployment video Understanding MDT, WDS, MAP, ACT, SCCM and USMT• View the Is XP Good Enough Customer Roundtable • Learn more on the App Compat Home Page • Get training from Microsoft Virtual Academy

• Planning and Prepping for Windows 8 • Windows Compatability and Migration • Migrating from XP to Windows 7

Windows 8.1 resources• Windows 8.1 Business – Full Deck – Customer-ready, pick and choose from 62 slides• Windows 8.1 Core Messaging – Internal guidance on Windows 8.1 and 8.1 RT

messaging• What’s New in 8.1 – Customer-ready TechNet article for IT Pros• Messaging and Positioning – Customer-ready and internal content • Customer Presentations – Customer and partner-ready content• Product Information – Customer-ready and internal product feature information• How to…Set up Miracast – 3rd party site demonstrating Miracast set-up• How to…Set up Assigned Access – 3rd party site demonstrating Assigned Access set-

up• Download the Evaluation: Windows 8.1 Business

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More in Windows 8.1 Business

Windows To Go Creator

DirectAccess

BranchCache

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure AppLocker

Business Sideloading

Create a corporate Windows 8.1 environment on a USB stick

Connected to corporate networks, seamlessly and more securely

Users in the branch office can download documents and apps faster

Improved end-user experience

Specify what software is allowed to run on a user's PCs

Deploy Windows 8 apps from outside of the Windows Store

Start Screen ControlControl Start screen configurations for different groups and roles using Group Policy

Get more with Windows 8.1 Enterprise

Staying with Windows XP is a bad ideaSupport for Windows XP ends April 8, 2014

Implications:Security risksCompatibility issuesNo one to callPotential down time

The new Office does not run on Windows XP.

Faster boot times

Longer battery life

Better performance

More secure (Windows XP is 21 times more likely to be infected by malware than Windows 8*)

Easier and more powerful file explorer with ribbon UI

Improved task manager

Multi-tasking with desktop snap

Search your PC, web and SkyDrive from one location

Faster Wi-Fi reconnection

Auto-triggered VPN

SkyDrive integrationWindows store and modern apps

Plus all the benefits of Windows 8.1 Pro and the modern experience…

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