Re: Ris Error Message
From: Dawn Sale (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/05/04
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Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 02:11:23 -0800
Didn't work.
I don't have any problems at the start of the install - it
starts copying files to my PC and gets to the end, or near
the end, and gives me the error message. If you click on
C to continue, it acts as if it is at the end of the
install and reboots.
It even then tries to load Windows 2000 but just keeps
crashing.
I am installing Windows 2000 SP4 and SP4 is on the server
as well.
The thing is that I did get the image on the server once,
but realised that I had forgotton to add some software, so
I brought the image back, removed it from the server,
added the sofware and "risrep" again. All seemed fine,
until I tried to bring the image back again, and now I
fear I have lost everything!!
>-----Original Message-----
>Dawn,
>
>Are you installing XP or 2000? What SP is on the Server?
Is the server 2000
>or 2003?
>
>If you install Win2000 on the client machine by using a
CD, does it find all
>the drivers or do you have to add them? Especially
special drivers for the
>chipset, motherboard, nic, etc. If so, you may need to
follow these steps
>to add the 3rd party drivers (refer to the section on
RIS):
>
>How to Add OEM Plug and Play Drivers to Windows
Installations
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;254078
>
>--
>Scott Baldridge
>Windows Server MVP, MCSE
>
>
>"Joakim S?derberg"
>> I have the exact same problem occuring to me. I'm not
trying on the
>> same machine, but on 2 just like it. I suspect it might
be some driver
>> issue, maybe for the NIC. I made the image from a DELL
Optiplex GX260
>> with an onboard Intel Gigabit NIC which have given me
problems before,
>> but then I didn't get this error message.
>>
>> "Dawn Sale"
>> > I created a Ris image on my server, but when I tried
to
>> > load it back onto the same machine, it gets so far,
and
>> > then comes up with the following error message:-
>> >
>> > --------
>> > CAUTION: The selected operating system image cannot
be
>> > modified to match your computer's hardware because of
a
>> > missing driver or lack of resources.
>> >
>> > The image may work if your hardware is similar to the
>> > hardware in use when the image was created.
>> > -----------
>> >
>> > Windows just won't load aftewards. Any ideas? I am
>> > trying to bring the image back to the same machine
that I
>> > created it with
>
>
>.
>
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