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Write 3 chars "ons" and an ending null at 0000:7C07 # write string "cmdcons" to memory 0000:7C03 in 2 steps: Title Boot Recovery Console of Windows NT/2K/XP SETUPLDR.BIN I will have to double-check my sysprep'd image and verify the Recovery Console is still working (I swear I checked this, but I will make sure).Title find and load NTLDR of Windows NT/2K/XP I am not offering much help here.I still think it's very odd you are still having the problem. Related to the Read disk error you are getting though. It is a bit of a pain to do, but I think it's worth it to avoid the issues mentioned.
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If you are not doing this and want to, search for "add drivers to recovery console". If the drivers are not there and I boot with the BIOS set to AHCI mode, the Recovery Console will blue screen (just like the Windows installĭoes if not supplying the drivers using F6). AHCI or SCSI or RAID drivers? I configure my AHCI drivers in the Recovery Console so that it can boot using the AHCI mode (instead of having to change the HDDĮntry in the BIOS to Compatibility mode or supplying the drivers at boot time using F6).
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I would not think this would matter, but I mention it just because it is a difference.ĭoes your system require a 3rd-party disk driver to boot? i.e. When I clean and setup the disk with diskpart, I assign drive letter C: (so my bootsect command is bootsect.exe /nt52 c: /force).
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I do install the Recovery Console before sysprepping so that it is included in the image. In my process, I do everything you are doing but with only the following small differences: It is odd that you are having the same problem but only after sysprepping and capturing/restoring the image. But since I resolved my problem, I have sysprep'd the image and still have no problems. In my initial tests, I had not yet sysprep'd the image. Sorry, I haven't been back here - I just now stumbled on to this thread again from a search for something else. Strangely the XP boot option works normally in BOTH cases. When I choose to boot the Recovery Console option, I got the same error. Step(2.5) Add Recovery Console and verify it works I then tried with adding the Recovery Console and verified it works before I run sysprep and capture the image. This is how I discovered the problem initially. (14) Reboot and choose "Windows Recovery Console" boot option Below is a listing of some of the available Recovery Console commands listed on our. The Recovery Console enables users to recover their Windows computer from any serious issues. (12) Go thru OOBE, such as entering product key, network configs. An available mode for Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP users that can be accessed by booting from the Windows 2000 or Windows XP CD. (7) Reboot the Reference Computer with WinPE 3.0 again
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Imagex /compress fast /capture c: c:\XP.wim "WinXP custom image" /verify (4) Boot the Reference Computer with WinPE 3.0 (from Win7 AIK) (3) Run sysprep w/ 'reseal', no other options checked, shutdown
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(1) Install Windows XP Pro 32-bit w/ SP3 on Reference Computer Please let me know what else you did differently: You said you didn't run sysprep on your image. Followings are the procedures I carry out. I did pretty much the same in terms of when to run bootsect.exe. XP boots up and function normally in all cases. However, I could boot the Windows XP Pro option w/o any problem. I also tried to fix the boot sector with 'bootsect /nt52 /force|/mbr' before applying the image. I tried both Vista/Win2K8 AIK () and Win7 AIK (). Reboot, I chose "Microsoft Windows Recovery Console." Again I got the exact same error. I also tried with installing the recovery console first, making sure I could boot up recovery console and was able to log-in to the recovery console as administrator before I ran sysprep and capture the image with ImageX. But when I tried to boot "Microsoft Windows Recovery Console" from the boot menu, it hangs with message "a disk read error has occurred press Ctr-Alt-Del I386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons) completed without any error. The whole thing worked out fine until I tried to add recovery console. I use ImageX to capture and apply a sysprep'd (with the 'reseal' option) XP image. I am trying to use Windows AIK to deploy Windows XP Pro 32-bit w/ SP3.