johnhc Posted October 27, 2012 Posted October 27, 2012 E:\windows\system32\bcdboot e:\Windows /s e:ghines, have you tried this? Does it work? Here is a MS TechNet link for the BCDboot switches. I did not know the definition of the /f switch. I think the TechNet definitions are clearer, but I am really confused now as I think they disagree with what is displaye for BCDboot /? Enjoy, John.
ghines Posted October 27, 2012 Author Posted October 27, 2012 E:\windows\system32\bcdboot e:\Windows /s e:ghines, have you tried this? Does it work? Yes, I think the command would have worked except that WinPE was x86 and the image that was applied to Drive E was x64. Gave an error along the lines that BCDboot was the wrong version for the OS installed.So I used:-BCDboot e:\windows /s e:and all was good.Thanks for all your help johnhc, and others, it was appreciated.Greg
johnhc Posted October 27, 2012 Posted October 27, 2012 ghines, you are welcome - glad it worked. I assume you have booted the Windows on the E: drive? Are you using the 3.0/3.1 version of WinPE? Enjoy, John.
ghines Posted October 27, 2012 Author Posted October 27, 2012 I assume you have booted the Windows on the E: drive?Yes correct.Are you using the 3.0/3.1 version of WinPE?6.1.7600 which I believe is 3.0Thanks again.
ChrisQuestionMark Posted November 9, 2012 Posted November 9, 2012 I've had good luck with using Visual BCD Editor.http://www.boyans.net/
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