Syprep/Image X procedure 'not recognised command in cmd prompt'

hungryhorse said:

Hi,

Ok, no luck with F8 in anyway, even if using arrow keys and not selecting the system.

more information for you:

1. The windows 7 system option in the boot stage has disapppeared now, leaving only windows 8 and windows 7 recovery, so you will probably know more about that than me.

2. I tried again with windows boot cd to go to recovery/restore/repair options. Tried to repair Windows 7 recovery system but got the following message:

THEVERSION OF SYSTEM RECOVERY OPTIONS IS NOT COMPATABLE WITH THE VERSION OF WINDOWS YOU ARE TRYING TO REPAIR. TRY USING A RECOVERY DISC THAT IS COMPATABLE WITH THIS VERSION OF WINDOWS.

Perhaps it is telling us that there is a sysprep recovery disc somewhere, again, you would know about this.

I did all 3 command lines, in elevated command prompt in windows 8, all ran successfully but I don't know what to post you and what to delete because I don't know where to find whatever it was that I we did? Nothing popped up, or appeared, there was nothing extra on the desktop, ......just the command prompt.

If you want me to find that key in the registry and copy and send it to you then I could do that.

Richard

1.Don't know why
2. What windows boot cd did you use? win7 with sp1 included? If win7 install dvd is WITHOUT SP1 an your current win7 system is WITH SP1 it fails. uninstall SP1 first which is impossible. Or use a win7 installation dvd with sp1 included Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River « My Digital Life
But startup repair doesn't fix this problem!! So forget it

Kaktussoft said:

In win8 elevated command prompt

Code:

 
reg  load  HKLM\tempkey  d:\windows\system32\config\system
reg  export  HKLM\tempkey\setup  tempkey.reg
reg unload HKLM\tempkey

post tempkey.reg
when posted.....
del tempkey.reg

In that elevated command prompt you see c:\windows\system32 as prompt all the time? If so it's file c:\windows\system32\tempkey.reg
post it (attach it to post as file)

Post screenshot of disk management as well (with all fields visible).
I wanna know from which partition you boot and where bootmenu is. How did you reinstall win7 btw (from recovery partition or win7 install dvd)?

Kaktussoft said:

Kaktussoft said:

In win8 elevated command prompt

Code:

 
reg  load  HKLM\tempkey  d:\windows\system32\config\system
reg  export  HKLM\tempkey\setup  tempkey.reg
reg unload HKLM\tempkey

post tempkey.reg
when posted.....
del tempkey.reg

In that elevated command prompt you see c:\windows\system32 as prompt all the time? If so it's file c:\windows\system32\tempkey.reg
post it (attach it to post as file)

I already did!

hungryhorse said:

Hi,

I know you are probably busy Kaktussoft.

If you can let me know quickly how to get the tempkey.reg to you, I can help you to help me, and can move forward.

At the moment, I can't get to my microsoft outlook, which has daily tasks, numbers, calendars and general running of my life. I'm stuck here at the moment, just waiting to see what you post next.

Thanks

Richard

hungryhorse said:

Kaktossuft,

Please don't get frustrated now:

1. requested temp.reg in elvated cmd, and got:

cannot import d:\windows\system32\tempkey.reg: Error accessing the registry

2. Did a scrn shot of the disk mnmgt but how do I paste in the screen shot here? I don't have word to lay it onto first. How can I get the scrn shot in this email without pasting it somewhere first. All I have is notepad.

Richard

Don't run or double click tempkey.reg just attach the file to this post
run disk management and do print screen (or even better ALT+printscreen). Now open paint and paste it. And save it.

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