Can I inhibit >Delete restoration data and proceed to system boot

[Guest]

I have a system that uses Windows XP with embedded restrictions.

Without going into too much detail about the system we have a very
occasional scenario which results in a failed resume (I suspect the
Hibernation processes is being compromised) during resume I get the option to
"Delete restoration data and proceed to system boot menu.".

Pressing Enter as instructed allows the system to recover successfully.
However the end users of the system do not have a keyboard available, and we
have to Hibernate the unit to meet very stringent start up speeds. I'm not
using HORM for other reasons.

I'm looking for a way to either:
1. Inhibit the message completely, forcing the deletion of the Hiberfil.sys
and forces a full reboot on error
2. A timer option for the message so after a defined period it forces the
deletion of the Hiberfil.sys etc.

I know switches exist to change timer settings on the boot menu option, but
I can't find any information on failed resume menus.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[KM]

There is yet not enough details we should know about your device and the system it is running it make a right suggestion.

Hopefully you are using EWF ntldr from SP2 or higher.

If so, you can also check this thread and see if you are running in to the same issue:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group...d/browse_thread/thread/eb691b24fa3e7884?hl=en

 

[KM]

Sorry, I should've read your initial post more carefully. I somehow missed your words there where you mentioned your are running XP
Pro with Embedded restrictions.

Unfortunately, since you are not with XPe, there is very little with can help you with.
The issue you referred in your post is a generic XP Pro feature and there is no (*legal*) way to fix it.

There may however be a hope for you if you are legally able to use Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows XP on your embedded
image: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sharedaccess/default.mspx
The toolkit basically includes the same EWF with the EWF ntldr. The EWF ntldr version there is the one from XPe SP2 (not from FP2007
yet though).