pagefile in imaged machines

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Hi all

i've been dealing will imaging machines with fat32/32x/16 for quite
awhile now but only recently needed to do it with ntfs--and couldn't.
using drive image 7, i created a succesfull image and dropped it
sucesfully as well. however, even though it booted properly, when i
attempted to logon in the syste told me the pagefile was missing or too
small, resulting in no logon. coming across the network to the C$, i
could see it was there. i tried to create one with the management
console connected to the target device, and although it seemed to
create, it continued to deny me logon, asking for a pagefile.
how can i create a pagefile that windows will accept as it's own from
across the network?

device is w2ksp4
 
Run regedt32 to access the problem registry remotely,
then check the location of the paging file. Where does
it point to?

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\
Memory Management
 
sounds good, but is that going to point to merely a drive or an actual
starting address for pagefile.sys? im assuming the registry entry will
be empty entirely--since the paefile.sys IS indeed there. so i should
fill that with a drive letter, or a \drive0\xxxxxxxx format entry?
 
Why don't you have a look for yourself?


nospam said:
sounds good, but is that going to point to merely a drive or an actual
starting address for pagefile.sys? im assuming the registry entry will
be empty entirely--since the paefile.sys IS indeed there. so i should
fill that with a drive letter, or a \drive0\xxxxxxxx format entry?
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sounds good, but is that going to point to merely a drive or
an actual
starting address for pagefile.sys? im assuming the registry
entry will
be empty entirely--since the paefile.sys IS indeed there. so
i should
fill that with a drive letter, or a \drive0\xxxxxxxx format
entry?
 
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