Possible to creaet a boot CD in XPP that can see the NTFS drive

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Bernd

We are having problems where laptops will not boot, recovery console
doesn't recognize the password so the only option is to manually insert/copy
the missing files to the c:\Windows\system32 folder. This is possible only
if we remove the primary drive, connect it to another PC as a secondary and
copy the files over. However, we have this problem with units in the filed
and it would be fast to send them a bootable piece of media and have them
copy the files to fix the problem. Any ideas if/how this can be done??
(error messages during boot are lsass.exe and services.exe missing, messages
appear sequentially not at the same time)
TIA!
 
Hi,
We are having problems where laptops will not boot, recovery console
doesn't recognize the password so the only option is to manually
insert/copy the missing files to the c:\Windows\system32 folder.
This is possible only if we remove the primary drive, connect it to
another PC as a secondary and copy the files over. However, we have
this problem with units in the filed and it would be fast to send
them a bootable piece of media and have them copy the files to fix
the problem. Any ideas if/how this can be done?? (error messages
during boot are lsass.exe and services.exe missing, messages appear
sequentially not at the same time) TIA!
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Use the recovery console from the windows 2000 professional CD.

You don't need to logon! - It's not a bug - it's a feature... :)

Greets

Peter
 
Hi Bernd,

Yes, you can try to boot with the Windows 2000 recovery console to access
the c:\windows\system32 folder.

I think the best way is to move the hard disk to another computer and copy
the file to the c:\windows\system folder on the hard disk.

We also can use the WinPE startup CD to start the computer to access the
hard disk.

Note: the WinPE CD is not free for download.

Thanks for using Microsoft News Group!

Sincerely,

Steven Liu

Microsoft Online Partner Support

MCSE 2000

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| We are having problems where laptops will not boot, recovery console
| doesn't recognize the password so the only option is to manually
insert/copy
| the missing files to the c:\Windows\system32 folder. This is possible
only
| if we remove the primary drive, connect it to another PC as a secondary
and
| copy the files over. However, we have this problem with units in the
filed
| and it would be fast to send them a bootable piece of media and have them
| copy the files to fix the problem. Any ideas if/how this can be done??
| (error messages during boot are lsass.exe and services.exe missing,
messages
| appear sequentially not at the same time)
| TIA!
|
|
|
 
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