Ramdisk Device Options boot loop?

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Mr Davo

Mr Davo

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Hi All,I just attempted to capture a custom image of my computer using WDS (Windows Deployment Services) however instead of finishing the process with a usable image file my computer is stuck in a boot loop with the entries shown below -

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I thought that a logical approach to this problem would be to repair Windows using the original installation disk. However when attempting to repair with the Windows disk I get the error message below -

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I am now at a loss concerning how to fix this issue. Ideally I would like to avoid reinstalling Windows from scratch.

How many times do I need to be burned by WDS before I just accept that it is useless?

Any help here would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Davo
 
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What happens when you select Windows 7 from the boot option? The recovery error is because you are not using the correct disk for your operating system, was it created on a different computer or before you updated the OS? WDS is not really used for imaging a system, a simple imaging program like clonezilla or marcrium is a lot better and simpler to use.
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What happens when you select Windows 7 from the boot option? The recovery error is because you are not using the correct disk for your operating system, was it created on a different computer or before you updated the OS? WDS is not really used for imaging a system, a simple imaging program like clonezilla or marcrium is a lot better and simpler to use.
 
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