Format Drive in Refresh Scenario

Question

Hi All
I have two partitions on XP (C and D) system and need to migrate all data to Win7  C partition and need to have only that partition in Windows 7. I'd also like to use 1 TS (Refresh scenario) which capture
user state, apply winpe, backup computer, clean disk, apply OS, restore user state. As I don't want to have two partitions in Win7. How to format and partition drive because Refresh scenario doesn't do that by default. 
Thank you all in advance 

Answer 1

I think your looking for something like this ... its a blend of a newcomputer and a refresh scenario.
http://www.kingbain.com/adding-a-format-and-partition-to-refreshupgrade-scenarios-for-mdt/
Adding these modifications will allow a user to start a deployment in Windows(Refresh/Upgrade) and have the deployment boot into WinPE, repartition the drive, format the partition, and install Windows.
I would call this a blended refresh scenario.
This has been tested with Vista and Windows 7
This has been tested with MDT 2012 update1
This will allow adding bitlocker partitions to System drives
This will allow adding Dart partitions to System drives
There are no modification done to the default MDT scripts
Start off with a clean/new “Standard Client Task Sequence”
Complete all the prompts in the wizard like you would a normal task sequence.
Go into the properties of the task sequence you just created and view the “Task Sequence” tab.
Expand the “Preinstall” folder
Expand the “New computer only” folder
Move “Format and Partition Disk” and “Copy scripts” out of the ”New computer only” folder. Move them to just above the “Configure” step.
Now remove these
folders:
“New computer only”
“Offline User State Capture”
 ”Refresh only”
Now still under the “Preinstall” folder, Highlight the “Gather local only” step
Add a “Set Task Sequence Variable”:
Set “Name:” to “Set OSDTargetDriveCache”
Set “Task Sequence Variable:” to “OSDTargetDriveCache”
Set “Value:” to “C:”
Add another “Set Task Sequence Variable”:
Set “Name:” to “Set DestinationOSRefresh”
Set “Task Sequence Variable:” to “DestinationOSRefresh”
Set “Value:” to “OKTOUSEOTHERDISKANDPARTITION”
Your Preinstall should now look like this!