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I run a sysprep (didnt do an image backup as lacked space - dam!) and the process ran fine. Swapped over hardware now im stuck on booting as im getting the 07b blue screen every time. I have even tried paragon recovery cd and that hasnt helped. Initially i was getting a problem with a via64 driver (cant remember the exact one) and used a bartpe boot cd to remove it from the registry and now im just getting the 07b error. I really dont want to have to reinstall the os from scratch if i can avoid it. I have googled this error and tried a number of different things. I have tried changing the ahci/ide settings in the bios and no difference. With this error everything seems to point to sata drivers. I have also tried logging the boot but the last thing to load is udfs.sys which doesnt seem to help me. I used the paragon cd and tried to load drivers from my motherboard cd but that didnt pick anything up to load in. I am happy to edit the registry if there are some additional settings i need to fix but not sure what to delete. Is it possible to load a fresh windows 7 install then copy over the software registry file? Im guessing not.
I could just pop the old equipment back in again to see if it will boot up
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
yes it is a sata3 drive. im sure it wasnt ahci and was ide - but i have tried both settings in the bios. Im sure the sysprep worked fine - i checked the log file and it says it was successful, but that said I dont know why it was looking for the via64 driver if it had been successful. This driver was for a via sata pci card I had installed on the old system so makes me think the sysprep didnt work....
sysprep didn't go well I think.
As you did delete vidia64 (I think nvidia IDE or something like that) in registry, the system does not have ide and sata drivers I suppose. hopefully it does boot in old hardware, otherwise rollvack the things you did with bartpe.
Try to boot your system with the old hardware, hopefully this works. Uninstall all SATA drivers in "device manager". Uninstall all IDE drivers as well. Now shutdown and power off. Now put disk in new hardware. Set SATA to IDE first, because that was also the setting in old bios.
Right I tried rolling things back no go so put old equipment back and had same error. Then copied hive files back and still same problem. Then used last known configuration and it booted but then got the message can't complete setup. Anyhow managed to get back by editing the registry to cancel the setup so now I can boot ok. Tried running sysprep again but fails I think because I have tried too many times. Hmmmm
Uninstall all SATA drivers in "device manager". Uninstall all IDE drivers as well. Now shutdown and power off. Now put disk in new hardware. Set SATA to IDE first, because that was also the setting in old bios. So don't sysprep
Or set registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform\SkipRearm to value 1 instead of 0. Then sysprep should work again
Ok i followed your instructions - uninstalled sata drivers and also modified the registry key. Run sysprep again and it failed due to a msdtc error. this was probably due to me changing that file to allow me to concurrently logon. Anyway uninstalled and reinstalled msdtc and sysprep worked. I then swapped hardware and had the same viamrx64.sys error as before. I think this file is something to do with me trying to connect my xbox to my pc's via sata ports, i remember having problems installing this in the first place. Anyway restarted pc - selected last known config and then it booted past this but failed on trying to set up. I then did the shift F10 trick to get to cmd prompt- went into registry and modified the sysprep settings, cleared CmdLine, set oobeinprogress, setupPhase, SetupType, SystemSetupInProgress all to "0" - rebooted and all working now.
Many Thanks for all your help
Dlargeit
Since you knew viamrx64 could give you problems you should have uninstalled it prior to doing sysprep. Actually you better uninstall all special software and drivers related to your old hardware. After that run sysprep.
Although.... after sysprep... first boot automatically performs a hardware discovery so you did it right
sata, ide, raid are the most imported things to uninstall! Since these are critical boot drivers
viamrx64.sys - What is the viamrx64.sys from VIA Technologies inc,.ltd? (id:2631821)