Restoring XP image fails with ghost

[Chad]

I'm sure this would work with a single partition XP
computer but since XP doesn't work all that well, i need
other parititons and other operating systems (such as 98 to
make old programs i have purchased still work for me and my
customers), but i have a multi partition system 1 is
FAT(98boot), 2 is FAT32, 3 is FAT32, 4 is NTFS(xpboot) and
it works ok. i can boot 98 and xp. but when i try to back
it up with ghost and restore it, instead of getting the
weclome screen and my desktop, i get a nice "ad" screen
with a logo saying microsoft windows xp "the operating
sytem the doesn't work". well it doesn't say that "the
opterating system that doesn't work but you get the
picture. I've tried booting with the XP flooppy and it
says it can't find a file in c:\windows\system32 (when it's
there). I've tried safe mode, debug mode, any mode in the
F8 screen adn i still get the failure to get to the desktop
and the microsoft XP "AD" light blue screen, that doesn't
really make me want to buy it but it's too late i guess.

I also checked out the c:\windows\setupapi.log after
booting failed from the restored partiton, and i see
messages very similar to this user who had the problem back
in 2001, it looks like windows thinks the C: drive is the
G: drive (H: drive in my case) and can't find anything. Is
there anyway to tell windows that the 4th partition is the
C: drive (it worked when i installed everything, but after
restoring windows xp is cluless.

Thanks in advance for any info. Ghost support only said to
use sysprep, i'm affraid to go back to an "original"
configuration every time i backup if that is the solution,
i'm hopeing there is a more elegant one. My boot.ini
file::::::::::::::

[boot loader]
timeout=30
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOW S
[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Microsoft
Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect


Here's text of an old message with someone with the saem
problem i'm including:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

From: )
Subject: Replacing harddrive in XP
This is the only article in this thread
View: Original Format
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
Date: 2001-09-19 09:18:42 PST

I have XP running on a 20GB Seagate harddrive that I want
to move over to a
new 40GB IBM Deskstar drive - IC35L040AVER07-0. I used
Norton Ghost 2002 to
copy the partition over to the new drive sucessfully. The
drive functions ok
as the master drive on the secondary IDE channel as drive G:.

However, when I remove the old 20 GB harddrive connect the
new 40 GB drive to
the primary IDE channel and tried to boot the system pauses
at the blue
"Microsoft Windows XP" screen just before the login prompt.
The problem seems
to be with the signing of the IBM harddrive driver. See
partial log dump
below.

Is there a better way to replace a harddrive? Please help.

chris

#-019 Searching for hardware ID(s):
ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
ide\ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________,
ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,gendisk
#-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): gendisk
#-198 Command line processed: G:\WINDOWS\system32\services.exe
#W384 "java.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
"C:\WINDOWS" to
"G:\WINDOWS".
#W384 "disk.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
"C:\WINDOWS" to
"G:\WINDOWS".
#I022 Found "GenDisk" in G:\WINDOWS\inf\disk.inf; Device:
"Disk drive";
Driver: "Disk drive"; Provider: "Microsoft"; Mfg:
"(Standard disk drives)";
Section name: "disk_install".
#I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from 0x00000004
to 0x00008004.
#I023 Actual install section: [disk_install.NT]. Rank:
0x00008004. Effective
driver date: 07/01/2001.
#-147 Loading class installer module for "IC35L040AVER07-0".
#E358 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file
"G:\WINDOWS\System32\StorProp.Dll" for driver
"IC35L040AVER07-0" blocked
(server install). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
present in the subject.
Windows could not load the installer for DiskDrive. Contact
your hardware
vendor for assistance. Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
present in the
subject.

[Richard]

I had the same sort of problem after restoring my XP D drive but using
Drive image 7.

I found two solutions that worked for my set up and are worth a try.
If you have an image of your C drive created BEFORE you restored your XP
drive. Restore C drive, reboot and all should be well.

Otherwise make a systems file boot floppy for XP. This should contain,
Bootini,NTLDR and Ntdetect files.
Boot from the floppy and XP should be found and load.

Richard.



..
"Chad" > wrote in message
...
> I'm sure this would work with a single partition XP
> computer but since XP doesn't work all that well, i need
> other parititons and other operating systems (such as 98 to
> make old programs i have purchased still work for me and my
> customers), but i have a multi partition system 1 is
> FAT(98boot), 2 is FAT32, 3 is FAT32, 4 is NTFS(xpboot) and
> it works ok. i can boot 98 and xp. but when i try to back
> it up with ghost and restore it, instead of getting the
> weclome screen and my desktop, i get a nice "ad" screen
> with a logo saying microsoft windows xp "the operating
> sytem the doesn't work". well it doesn't say that "the
> opterating system that doesn't work but you get the
> picture. I've tried booting with the XP flooppy and it
> says it can't find a file in c:\windows\system32 (when it's
> there). I've tried safe mode, debug mode, any mode in the
> F8 screen adn i still get the failure to get to the desktop
> and the microsoft XP "AD" light blue screen, that doesn't
> really make me want to buy it but it's too late i guess.
>
> I also checked out the c:\windows\setupapi.log after
> booting failed from the restored partiton, and i see
> messages very similar to this user who had the problem back
> in 2001, it looks like windows thinks the C: drive is the
> G: drive (H: drive in my case) and can't find anything. Is
> there anyway to tell windows that the 4th partition is the
> C: drive (it worked when i installed everything, but after
> restoring windows xp is cluless.
>
> Thanks in advance for any info. Ghost support only said to
> use sysprep, i'm affraid to go back to an "original"
> configuration every time i backup if that is the solution,
> i'm hopeing there is a more elegant one. My boot.ini
> file::::::::::::::
>
> [boot loader]
> timeout=30
> default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOW S
> [operating systems]
> multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Microsoft
> Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
>
>
> Here's text of an old message with someone with the saem
> problem i'm including:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
>
> From: )
> Subject: Replacing harddrive in XP
> This is the only article in this thread
> View: Original Format
> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
> Date: 2001-09-19 09:18:42 PST
>
> I have XP running on a 20GB Seagate harddrive that I want
> to move over to a
> new 40GB IBM Deskstar drive - IC35L040AVER07-0. I used
> Norton Ghost 2002 to
> copy the partition over to the new drive sucessfully. The
> drive functions ok
> as the master drive on the secondary IDE channel as drive G:.
>
> However, when I remove the old 20 GB harddrive connect the
> new 40 GB drive to
> the primary IDE channel and tried to boot the system pauses
> at the blue
> "Microsoft Windows XP" screen just before the login prompt.
> The problem seems
> to be with the signing of the IBM harddrive driver. See
> partial log dump
> below.
>
> Is there a better way to replace a harddrive? Please help.
>
> chris
>
> #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s):
> ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
> ide\ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
> ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________,
> ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,gendisk
> #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): gendisk
> #-198 Command line processed: G:\WINDOWS\system32\services.exe
> #W384 "java.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
> "C:\WINDOWS" to
> "G:\WINDOWS".
> #W384 "disk.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
> "C:\WINDOWS" to
> "G:\WINDOWS".
> #I022 Found "GenDisk" in G:\WINDOWS\inf\disk.inf; Device:
> "Disk drive";
> Driver: "Disk drive"; Provider: "Microsoft"; Mfg:
> "(Standard disk drives)";
> Section name: "disk_install".
> #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from 0x00000004
> to 0x00008004.
> #I023 Actual install section: [disk_install.NT]. Rank:
> 0x00008004. Effective
> driver date: 07/01/2001.
> #-147 Loading class installer module for "IC35L040AVER07-0".
> #E358 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file
> "G:\WINDOWS\System32\StorProp.Dll" for driver
> "IC35L040AVER07-0" blocked
> (server install). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
> present in the subject.
> Windows could not load the installer for DiskDrive. Contact
> your hardware
> vendor for assistance. Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
> present in the
> subject.

[Chad]

Thanks for the input but that wouldn't have helped me
because my XP C drive was on the 4th partiton (1rst
partition when booting from 98), i found out what it was
by trial and error and accident. Windows XP requires you
(after a restore) to set the active partition to the drive
you are booting. Once i changed the active partition to
#4 windows boots perfectly, and i then could change the
active parittion back to 1 so 98 could boot, and xp can
then booth with out needing it's 4th partition being
active.

>-----Original Message-----
> I had the same sort of problem after restoring my XP D
drive but using
>Drive image 7.
>
>I found two solutions that worked for my set up and are
worth a try.
>If you have an image of your C drive created BEFORE you
restored your XP
>drive. Restore C drive, reboot and all should be well.
>
>Otherwise make a systems file boot floppy for XP. This
should contain,
>Bootini,NTLDR and Ntdetect files.
>Boot from the floppy and XP should be found and load.
>
>Richard.
>
>
>
>..
>"Chad" > wrote in message
...
>> I'm sure this would work with a single partition XP
>> computer but since XP doesn't work all that well, i need
>> other parititons and other operating systems (such as
98 to
>> make old programs i have purchased still work for me
and my
>> customers), but i have a multi partition system 1 is
>> FAT(98boot), 2 is FAT32, 3 is FAT32, 4 is NTFS(xpboot)
and
>> it works ok. i can boot 98 and xp. but when i try to
back
>> it up with ghost and restore it, instead of getting the
>> weclome screen and my desktop, i get a nice "ad" screen
>> with a logo saying microsoft windows xp "the operating
>> sytem the doesn't work". well it doesn't say that "the
>> opterating system that doesn't work but you get the
>> picture. I've tried booting with the XP flooppy and it
>> says it can't find a file in c:\windows\system32 (when
it's
>> there). I've tried safe mode, debug mode, any mode in
the
>> F8 screen adn i still get the failure to get to the
desktop
>> and the microsoft XP "AD" light blue screen, that
doesn't
>> really make me want to buy it but it's too late i guess.
>>
>> I also checked out the c:\windows\setupapi.log after
>> booting failed from the restored partiton, and i see
>> messages very similar to this user who had the problem
back
>> in 2001, it looks like windows thinks the C: drive is
the
>> G: drive (H: drive in my case) and can't find
anything. Is
>> there anyway to tell windows that the 4th partition is
the
>> C: drive (it worked when i installed everything, but
after
>> restoring windows xp is cluless.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any info. Ghost support only
said to
>> use sysprep, i'm affraid to go back to an "original"
>> configuration every time i backup if that is the
solution,
>> i'm hopeing there is a more elegant one. My boot.ini
>> file::::::::::::::
>>
>> [boot loader]
>> timeout=30
>> default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOW S
>> [operating systems]
>> multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Microsoft
>> Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
>>
>>
>> Here's text of an old message with someone with the saem
>> problem i'm
including:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
>>
>> From: )
>> Subject: Replacing harddrive in XP
>> This is the only article in this thread
>> View: Original Format
>> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
>> Date: 2001-09-19 09:18:42 PST
>>
>> I have XP running on a 20GB Seagate harddrive that I
want
>> to move over to a
>> new 40GB IBM Deskstar drive - IC35L040AVER07-0. I used
>> Norton Ghost 2002 to
>> copy the partition over to the new drive sucessfully.
The
>> drive functions ok
>> as the master drive on the secondary IDE channel as
drive G:.
>>
>> However, when I remove the old 20 GB harddrive connect
the
>> new 40 GB drive to
>> the primary IDE channel and tried to boot the system
pauses
>> at the blue
>> "Microsoft Windows XP" screen just before the login
prompt.
>> The problem seems
>> to be with the signing of the IBM harddrive driver. See
>> partial log dump
>> below.
>>
>> Is there a better way to replace a harddrive? Please
help.
>>
>> chris
>>
>> #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s):
>> ide\diskic35l040aver07-
0________________________er4oa44a,
>> ide\ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
>> ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________,
>> ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,gendisk
>> #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): gendisk
>> #-198 Command line processed: G:\WINDOWS\system32
\services.exe
>> #W384 "java.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
>> "C:\WINDOWS" to
>> "G:\WINDOWS".
>> #W384 "disk.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
>> "C:\WINDOWS" to
>> "G:\WINDOWS".
>> #I022 Found "GenDisk" in G:\WINDOWS\inf\disk.inf;
Device:
>> "Disk drive";
>> Driver: "Disk drive"; Provider: "Microsoft"; Mfg:
>> "(Standard disk drives)";
>> Section name: "disk_install".
>> #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from
0x00000004
>> to 0x00008004.
>> #I023 Actual install section: [disk_install.NT]. Rank:
>> 0x00008004. Effective
>> driver date: 07/01/2001.
>> #-147 Loading class installer module
for "IC35L040AVER07-0".
>> #E358 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file
>> "G:\WINDOWS\System32\StorProp.Dll" for driver
>> "IC35L040AVER07-0" blocked
>> (server install). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
>> present in the subject.
>> Windows could not load the installer for DiskDrive.
Contact
>> your hardware
>> vendor for assistance. Error 0x800b0100: No signature
was
>> present in the
>> subject.
>
>
>.
>

[Habitatual]

that sux when that happens if you are ghosting to a new hard drive make 4
partitions the first 3 8mb partitions ( active ) then your big one for XP
this will keep the drive letters all ok. changing all the references to f:
to c: is a long process VERY LONG don't bother cause if windows works
properly it will be as slow as s@#$ and you will have to repair it a few
times in the process.

Ouch.. backup format be happy

YiPpIE i did that to my boss computer just cause he didn't want to
format.......... he formatted 2 days later to get the performance that he
was sposed to ( new motherboard aswell that why i did it )


"Chad" > wrote in message
...
> Thanks for the input but that wouldn't have helped me
> because my XP C drive was on the 4th partiton (1rst
> partition when booting from 98), i found out what it was
> by trial and error and accident. Windows XP requires you
> (after a restore) to set the active partition to the drive
> you are booting. Once i changed the active partition to
> #4 windows boots perfectly, and i then could change the
> active parittion back to 1 so 98 could boot, and xp can
> then booth with out needing it's 4th partition being
> active.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> > I had the same sort of problem after restoring my XP D
> drive but using
> >Drive image 7.
> >
> >I found two solutions that worked for my set up and are
> worth a try.
> >If you have an image of your C drive created BEFORE you
> restored your XP
> >drive. Restore C drive, reboot and all should be well.
> >
> >Otherwise make a systems file boot floppy for XP. This
> should contain,
> >Bootini,NTLDR and Ntdetect files.
> >Boot from the floppy and XP should be found and load.
> >
> >Richard.
> >
> >
> >
> >..
> >"Chad" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> I'm sure this would work with a single partition XP
> >> computer but since XP doesn't work all that well, i need
> >> other parititons and other operating systems (such as
> 98 to
> >> make old programs i have purchased still work for me
> and my
> >> customers), but i have a multi partition system 1 is
> >> FAT(98boot), 2 is FAT32, 3 is FAT32, 4 is NTFS(xpboot)
> and
> >> it works ok. i can boot 98 and xp. but when i try to
> back
> >> it up with ghost and restore it, instead of getting the
> >> weclome screen and my desktop, i get a nice "ad" screen
> >> with a logo saying microsoft windows xp "the operating
> >> sytem the doesn't work". well it doesn't say that "the
> >> opterating system that doesn't work but you get the
> >> picture. I've tried booting with the XP flooppy and it
> >> says it can't find a file in c:\windows\system32 (when
> it's
> >> there). I've tried safe mode, debug mode, any mode in
> the
> >> F8 screen adn i still get the failure to get to the
> desktop
> >> and the microsoft XP "AD" light blue screen, that
> doesn't
> >> really make me want to buy it but it's too late i guess.
> >>
> >> I also checked out the c:\windows\setupapi.log after
> >> booting failed from the restored partiton, and i see
> >> messages very similar to this user who had the problem
> back
> >> in 2001, it looks like windows thinks the C: drive is
> the
> >> G: drive (H: drive in my case) and can't find
> anything. Is
> >> there anyway to tell windows that the 4th partition is
> the
> >> C: drive (it worked when i installed everything, but
> after
> >> restoring windows xp is cluless.
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance for any info. Ghost support only
> said to
> >> use sysprep, i'm affraid to go back to an "original"
> >> configuration every time i backup if that is the
> solution,
> >> i'm hopeing there is a more elegant one. My boot.ini
> >> file::::::::::::::
> >>
> >> [boot loader]
> >> timeout=30
> >> default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOW S
> >> [operating systems]
> >> multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Microsoft
> >> Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
> >>
> >>
> >> Here's text of an old message with someone with the saem
> >> problem i'm
> including:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
> >>
> >> From: )
> >> Subject: Replacing harddrive in XP
> >> This is the only article in this thread
> >> View: Original Format
> >> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
> >> Date: 2001-09-19 09:18:42 PST
> >>
> >> I have XP running on a 20GB Seagate harddrive that I
> want
> >> to move over to a
> >> new 40GB IBM Deskstar drive - IC35L040AVER07-0. I used
> >> Norton Ghost 2002 to
> >> copy the partition over to the new drive sucessfully.
> The
> >> drive functions ok
> >> as the master drive on the secondary IDE channel as
> drive G:.
> >>
> >> However, when I remove the old 20 GB harddrive connect
> the
> >> new 40 GB drive to
> >> the primary IDE channel and tried to boot the system
> pauses
> >> at the blue
> >> "Microsoft Windows XP" screen just before the login
> prompt.
> >> The problem seems
> >> to be with the signing of the IBM harddrive driver. See
> >> partial log dump
> >> below.
> >>
> >> Is there a better way to replace a harddrive? Please
> help.
> >>
> >> chris
> >>
> >> #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s):
> >> ide\diskic35l040aver07-
> 0________________________er4oa44a,
> >> ide\ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
> >> ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________,
> >> ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,gendisk
> >> #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): gendisk
> >> #-198 Command line processed: G:\WINDOWS\system32
> \services.exe
> >> #W384 "java.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
> >> "C:\WINDOWS" to
> >> "G:\WINDOWS".
> >> #W384 "disk.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
> >> "C:\WINDOWS" to
> >> "G:\WINDOWS".
> >> #I022 Found "GenDisk" in G:\WINDOWS\inf\disk.inf;
> Device:
> >> "Disk drive";
> >> Driver: "Disk drive"; Provider: "Microsoft"; Mfg:
> >> "(Standard disk drives)";
> >> Section name: "disk_install".
> >> #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from
> 0x00000004
> >> to 0x00008004.
> >> #I023 Actual install section: [disk_install.NT]. Rank:
> >> 0x00008004. Effective
> >> driver date: 07/01/2001.
> >> #-147 Loading class installer module
> for "IC35L040AVER07-0".
> >> #E358 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file
> >> "G:\WINDOWS\System32\StorProp.Dll" for driver
> >> "IC35L040AVER07-0" blocked
> >> (server install). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
> >> present in the subject.
> >> Windows could not load the installer for DiskDrive.
> Contact
> >> your hardware
> >> vendor for assistance. Error 0x800b0100: No signature
> was
> >> present in the
> >> subject.
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[Chad]

I wanted to make sure i replied to this issue (i can't use
the support.microsoft.com site to check if i've posted
already) no search engine?

anyways i resolved this by just making sure XP had the
active partition flag set. It needs to do this once only,
after it boots successfully you can switch the active
partition flag to other parititons that need it more (like
win98. Then i got xp to boot perfectly after the restore,
note xp is on my 4th partition so this problem may not
happen if xp was the 1rst.

>-----Original Message-----
> I had the same sort of problem after restoring my XP D
drive but using
>Drive image 7.
>
>I found two solutions that worked for my set up and are
worth a try.
>If you have an image of your C drive created BEFORE you
restored your XP
>drive. Restore C drive, reboot and all should be well.
>
>Otherwise make a systems file boot floppy for XP. This
should contain,
>Bootini,NTLDR and Ntdetect files.
>Boot from the floppy and XP should be found and load.
>
>Richard.
>
>
>
>..
>"Chad" > wrote in message
...
>> I'm sure this would work with a single partition XP
>> computer but since XP doesn't work all that well, i need
>> other parititons and other operating systems (such as
98 to
>> make old programs i have purchased still work for me
and my
>> customers), but i have a multi partition system 1 is
>> FAT(98boot), 2 is FAT32, 3 is FAT32, 4 is NTFS(xpboot)
and
>> it works ok. i can boot 98 and xp. but when i try to
back
>> it up with ghost and restore it, instead of getting the
>> weclome screen and my desktop, i get a nice "ad" screen
>> with a logo saying microsoft windows xp "the operating
>> sytem the doesn't work". well it doesn't say that "the
>> opterating system that doesn't work but you get the
>> picture. I've tried booting with the XP flooppy and it
>> says it can't find a file in c:\windows\system32 (when
it's
>> there). I've tried safe mode, debug mode, any mode in
the
>> F8 screen adn i still get the failure to get to the
desktop
>> and the microsoft XP "AD" light blue screen, that
doesn't
>> really make me want to buy it but it's too late i guess.
>>
>> I also checked out the c:\windows\setupapi.log after
>> booting failed from the restored partiton, and i see
>> messages very similar to this user who had the problem
back
>> in 2001, it looks like windows thinks the C: drive is
the
>> G: drive (H: drive in my case) and can't find
anything. Is
>> there anyway to tell windows that the 4th partition is
the
>> C: drive (it worked when i installed everything, but
after
>> restoring windows xp is cluless.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any info. Ghost support only
said to
>> use sysprep, i'm affraid to go back to an "original"
>> configuration every time i backup if that is the
solution,
>> i'm hopeing there is a more elegant one. My boot.ini
>> file::::::::::::::
>>
>> [boot loader]
>> timeout=30
>> default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOW S
>> [operating systems]
>> multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(3)\WINDOWS="Microsoft
>> Windows XP Professional" /fastdetect
>>
>>
>> Here's text of an old message with someone with the saem
>> problem i'm
including:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
>>
>> From: )
>> Subject: Replacing harddrive in XP
>> This is the only article in this thread
>> View: Original Format
>> Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
>> Date: 2001-09-19 09:18:42 PST
>>
>> I have XP running on a 20GB Seagate harddrive that I
want
>> to move over to a
>> new 40GB IBM Deskstar drive - IC35L040AVER07-0. I used
>> Norton Ghost 2002 to
>> copy the partition over to the new drive sucessfully.
The
>> drive functions ok
>> as the master drive on the secondary IDE channel as
drive G:.
>>
>> However, when I remove the old 20 GB harddrive connect
the
>> new 40 GB drive to
>> the primary IDE channel and tried to boot the system
pauses
>> at the blue
>> "Microsoft Windows XP" screen just before the login
prompt.
>> The problem seems
>> to be with the signing of the IBM harddrive driver. See
>> partial log dump
>> below.
>>
>> Is there a better way to replace a harddrive? Please
help.
>>
>> chris
>>
>> #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s):
>> ide\diskic35l040aver07-
0________________________er4oa44a,
>> ide\ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,
>> ide\diskic35l040aver07-0________________________,
>> ic35l040aver07-0________________________er4oa44a,gendisk
>> #-018 Searching for compatible ID(s): gendisk
>> #-198 Command line processed: G:\WINDOWS\system32
\services.exe
>> #W384 "java.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
>> "C:\WINDOWS" to
>> "G:\WINDOWS".
>> #W384 "disk.PNF" migrate: Windows directory changed from
>> "C:\WINDOWS" to
>> "G:\WINDOWS".
>> #I022 Found "GenDisk" in G:\WINDOWS\inf\disk.inf;
Device:
>> "Disk drive";
>> Driver: "Disk drive"; Provider: "Microsoft"; Mfg:
>> "(Standard disk drives)";
>> Section name: "disk_install".
>> #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from
0x00000004
>> to 0x00008004.
>> #I023 Actual install section: [disk_install.NT]. Rank:
>> 0x00008004. Effective
>> driver date: 07/01/2001.
>> #-147 Loading class installer module
for "IC35L040AVER07-0".
>> #E358 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file
>> "G:\WINDOWS\System32\StorProp.Dll" for driver
>> "IC35L040AVER07-0" blocked
>> (server install). Error 0x800b0100: No signature was
>> present in the subject.
>> Windows could not load the installer for DiskDrive.
Contact
>> your hardware
>> vendor for assistance. Error 0x800b0100: No signature
was
>> present in the
>> subject.
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