Inventory

With Inventory, RealMigrator collects machine data through Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). Depending on settings and configurations RealMigrator collects data about disk drives, processors, drivers, monitors, printers, software settings and more. This data will migrate to Windows 10 to configure a computer with the previous settings from Windows 7.

Inventory Module

Inventory Settings

Setting Explanation
Run WMI Queries RealMigrator will run the selected WMI Queries
Read Installer registry RealMigrator will read the installer registry on a client computer
Enum drives RealMigrator collects data about existing drives
Enum mail accounts RealMigrator collects data about existing mail accounts
Check network bandwidth RealMigrator will check and record the network bandwidth of a client computer or a whole company network
Execute script breakout
Log level Available log levels are Error, Info and Debug.
Power mode If this mode is activated, power down is prevented during migration.

WMI Queries

Some WMI Queries are preset as standard. As it was mentioned before, RealMigrator has the ability to read system and computer settings.

WMI Queries

Setting Explanation
Key Name of the query
Path Query will running from the entered path
Query Tasks of the query

Query Order

Use the up and down buttons to change the order of the queries

Query - Order

Create and Delete queries

At the bottom of the page there are buttons to create new queries or delete existing ones

Create and Delete

  • To add further queries click the button Query
  • To delete the last created query click the button Last Query
  • To delete all of them click the button All

Script

RealMigrator offers a default script for Inventory. But it is possible to edit the existing script or to writing a new script.

Script

Reset Button

Reset Button

If you click the Reset button in the Config tab or in the Script tab, all your entries will be reset to the RealMigrator default values.

To accept the default values you have to click Save at the top of the page.