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I have a WIN2K server that I need upgrade from a PII to a
PIIII.

If I clone the HD and reboot in a newer PC I get the error
noted in subject. I am convinced that the problem is
related to the HD Controller being different than the
original.

I just cannot find the fix anywhere. I have tried to
REPAIR but that doesn't solve the problem. I believe the
problem lies in the Registry where I tries it load the
Controller Driver.

The machine boots, then dies, so I know WIN2K is trying to
load. Cannot get into Safemode either. If I could edit the
registry entry so I can load WIN2k at least to SAFEMODE, I
can do anything else.

Anybody smart enough to give me fix?

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Please see kb249694 , kb302098,822051

Hope this helps.

>-----Original Message-----
>I have a WIN2K server that I need upgrade from a PII to a
>PIIII.
>
>If I clone the HD and reboot in a newer PC I get the
error
>noted in subject. I am convinced that the problem is
>related to the HD Controller being different than the
>original.
>
>I just cannot find the fix anywhere. I have tried to
>REPAIR but that doesn't solve the problem. I believe the
>problem lies in the Registry where I tries it load the
>Controller Driver.
>
>The machine boots, then dies, so I know WIN2K is trying
to
>load. Cannot get into Safemode either. If I could edit
the
>registry entry so I can load WIN2k at least to SAFEMODE,
I
>can do anything else.
>
>Anybody smart enough to give me fix?
>.
>

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