Unable to create folder 0x80070002


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    Unable to create folder 0x80070002


    Hardware: Original Setup
    A8N32 SLI Deluxe Opteron 185
    FDD = A:
    HDD 1 WD Velociraptor = C: XP
    DVDRW = D:
    DVDRW = E:
    HDD 2 Maxtor SATA = G: Win7
    HDD 3 Maxtor PATA = F: Bootable Clone of C:

    The machine was all set up on XP. I purchased and downloaded Win 7 32 bit Home Premium from Microsoft Store online and installed to G: using windows Boot manager to choose the OS. Worked great!

    I had the bright idea of transferring Win7 to the Velociraptor as it’s so fast compared to the Maxtor.

    Using Casper 4 I backed up C: to F: then copied the entire Win7 installation from HDD 2 to HDD 1 without rebooting before copying the clone back from HDD3 to HDD 2.

    Problem(s):

    Boot manager screen comes upand I can go to the earlier version of windows (XP) on HDD 2 (now C: Drive) as before.

    Trying to enter Win7 I get the error HAL macpi.dll missing or corrupt insert installation disk to repair your PC.

    When I try to repair I cant get past the “starting windows” splash screen.

    I can’t even do a fresh install as I get the error 0x80070002 which is apparently something to do with cryptography?

    Anyone point me in the right direction? I can explore the 7 from XP but that’s it. If possible I’d prefer to rescue it but if needs be I will reinstall. If I reinstall how do I get rid of the boot manager and how do I now get around the fact it spits out the installation disk?
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    Thread Starter
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    Fixed it!


    Cant believe it was this simple
    There was no way I could run the installation from either DVD or Mem stick without the above error. However in frustration I copied the W7 setup disc to the XP desktop and bingo, I can reinstall etc as before.

    Can anyone explain why?

    I can install other software from either media without problems
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