M8120N Desktop recovery winload.exe problem

Back in 2007, I purchased an M8120N Multimedia PC. During initial setup I created the recovery DVDs and have been playing happily with my system ever since.
About 1 month ago, my C: drive started giving me "problems". Checking the SMART info, I was told I was getting Read Errors and the drive needed to be replaced. Given the system is more than 3 years old, getting a replacement from the vendor was out. I had powered off the system in an effor to insure the system didn't fail for read errors.
After getting ahold of a replacement drive, I started about the process of imaging my C: drive onto the new drive - CLICK, CLICK, CLICK (read error!) My last system backup is too old to be useful - so restoring from that is out.
I was able to boot my system using UBCD4Win and used a backup tool called DriveImage XML to make a complete backup of the drive - skipping past the 1 bad sector. I have been able to use the same software to restore the backup onto my new drive. Knowing that I had a bad sector, I *expected* problems on the first reboot. When the system came up, I was told that the system had an error 0xc000000e when trying to load \windows\system32\winload.exe
The error message from Windows indicates I should restart the computer and go into "Computer Repiar" to repair the problem. Having booted from the recovery media, I see "Advanced" options to do things like Startup Repair and such. I've tried Startup Repair and was told it fixed something. On restart, I have the same error.
So I've gone and done much more research that seems to indicate I can do a BCD repair from a command prompt. Looking thru the options available to me in Recovery Manager, I don't see any place where I can open a command prompt - and the boot message from Windows Vista itself seems to be geared towards "original" Microsoft DVD's.
Any help is appreciated!
Bob

Using a clone from a hard disk with read/write problems is not going to work.
You stated that you have the Recovery disc set. I recommend that you use the recovery disc set and install Windows on your new hard disk.
Best regards,
erico
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Ghost32 image on my X61s = error message with winload.exe and 0xc000000f

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scuse my poor english.
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Message Edited by freenod on 08-21-2008 01:26 PM
Message Edited by freenod on 08-21-2008 01:26 PM
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><D:multistatus xmlns:D="DAV:"><D:response><D:href>http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/sccm?/S0200034/</D:href><D:propstat><D:status>HTTP/1.1 200 OK</D:status><D:prop><D:getcontenttype/><D:supportedlock/><D:getetag/><D:creationdate/><D:iscollection>1</D:iscollection><D:resourcetype><D:collection/></D:resourcetype><D:ishidden>0</D:ishidden><D:displayname>http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/sccm?/S0200034/</D:displayname><D:getlastmodified></D:getlastmodified><D:getcontentlanguage/><D:getcontentlength>0</D:getcontentlength></D:prop></D:propstat></D:response><D:response><D:href>http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim</D:href><D:propstat><D:status>HTTP/1.1 200 OK</D:status><D:prop><D:getcontenttype/><D:lockdiscovery/><D:supportedlock/><D:getetag/><D:getcontentlanguage/><D:iscollection>0</D:iscollection><D:creationdate/><D:resourcetype/><D:ishidden>0</D:ishidden><D:displayname>http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim</D:displayname><D:getlastmodified>Tue, 10 Feb 2015 04:56:27 GMT</D:getlastmodified><D:getcontentlength>6814100762</D:getcontentlength></D:prop></D:propstat></D:response></D:multistatus> ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
List of files to be downloaded ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
File: http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING:443/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
GetDirectoryListing() successfully completed ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Succeeded loading resource DLL 'X:\sms\bin\x64\1033\TSRES.DLL' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
401 - Unsuccessful with anonymous access. Retrying with context credentials. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
401 - Unsuccessful with context credentials. Retrying with supplied credentials. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Downloading file /NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim range 0-2147483646 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:09:49 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Downloading file /NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim range 2147483647-4294967293 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:10:40 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Downloading file /NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim range 4294967294-6442450940 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:11:23 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Downloading file /NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim range 6442450941-6814100761 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:12:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Downloaded file from http://SOMETHING24.SOMETHING:443/NOCERT_SMS_DP_SMSPKG$/S0200034/sccm?/dos-20150210.wim to D:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\S0200034\dos-20150210.wim ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:12:21 AM 724 (0x02D4)
VerifyContentHash: Hash algorithm is 32780 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:12:21 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Content successfully downloaded at D:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\S0200034. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Opening image file D:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\S0200034\dos-20150210.wim ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Image file S0200034 version "2015-02-10" will be applied ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Starting to apply image 2 from dos-20150210.wim to D:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Wiping D:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Set "D:\_SMSTaskSequence" to not be wiped ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Set "%OSDStateStorePath%" to not be wiped ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Set "%_SMSTSClientCache%" to not be wiped ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Set "%_SMSTSNewClientCachePathToCleanup%" to not be wiped ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Skipping D:\System Volume Information for wipe ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Skipping D:\_SMSTaskSequence for wipe ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Calculating expected free space. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 1764 (0x06E4)
Reporting deletion progress. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 1764 (0x06E4)
Successfully wiped D:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Applying image to D:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Applying image 2 to volume D: ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:14:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Executing command line: X:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /k TSBootShell 18/02/15 8:14:22 AM 780 (0x030C)
The command completed successfully. TSBootShell 18/02/15 8:14:22 AM 780 (0x030C)
Successfully launched command shell. TSBootShell 18/02/15 8:14:22 AM 780 (0x030C)
Successfully applied image to D:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:07 AM 724 (0x02D4)
OfflineRegistry::Init("D:\Windows") ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:07 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Loading offline registry hive "D:\Windows\system32\config\software" into HKLM\OfflineRegistry1 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:07 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Loading offline registry hive "D:\Windows\system32\config\system" into HKLM\OfflineRegistry2 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:08 AM 724 (0x02D4)
CurrentControlSet is mapped to ControlSet001 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:08 AM 724 (0x02D4)
System root for target OS is D:\Windows, System drive is D: ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:08 AM 724 (0x02D4)
OS Version is 6.3 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:09 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Successfully loaded a source BCD boot system ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:09 AM 724 (0x02D4)
SetupNewOS: Loaded source boot system from target volume "D:\" ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:09 AM 724 (0x02D4)
BootLoader::restore: D:\, C:\ ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:09 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Saving bcd store to D:\_SMSTaskSequence\ApplyBootSystem\boot\BCD ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:10 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Command line for extension .exe is "%1" %* ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:10 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Set command line: "bcdboot.exe" D:\Windows /s C:\ /l en-US ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:10 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Executing command line: "bcdboot.exe" D:\Windows /s C:\ /l en-US ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:10 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Process completed with exit code 0 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:11 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Unloading offline SOFTWARE registry hive ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:11 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Unloading offline SYSTEM registry hive ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:12 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Updating MountedDevices key in target system registry ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
OfflineRegistry::Init("D:\Windows") ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Loading offline registry hive "D:\Windows\system32\config\software" into HKLM\OfflineRegistry1 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Loading offline registry hive "D:\Windows\system32\config\system" into HKLM\OfflineRegistry2 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
CurrentControlSet is mapped to ControlSet001 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
OS volume after boot is: '\DosDevices\C:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Reading '\DosDevices\D:' value under MountedDevices in WinPE registry ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 0 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 0 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb272081-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 1 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 1 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb272089-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 2 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 2 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb27208a-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 3 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 3 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb27208b-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 4 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 4 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb27208c-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 5 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 5 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\X:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 6 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 6 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb272095-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 7 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 7 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb272098-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 8 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 8 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\G:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 9 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 9 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\H:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 10 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 10 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\I:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 11 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 11 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb27209b-b6e8-11e4-9b22-806e6f6e6963}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 12 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 12 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\J:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 13 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 13 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '#{cb2720cf-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 14 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 14 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '#{cb2720d2-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 15 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 15 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '#{cb2720d5-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 16 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 16 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '#{cb2720e2-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 17 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 17 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb2720f3-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 18 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 18 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '#{cb272126-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 19 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 19 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:13 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb272139-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 20 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 20 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\DosDevices\C:' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerating index: 21 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Enumerated index: 21 ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Found value: '\??\Volume{cb27213d-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Data for value '\DosDevices\D:' matches data for value '\??\Volume{cb27213d-b6e8-11e4-9b22-a4badb3da627}' ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Done enumerating. Closing mounted devices key. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Closed mounted devices key. ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Deleting MountedDevices key on target system ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Creating new MountedDevices key on target system ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Writing new values to MountedDevices on target system ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Successfully updated MountedDevices on target system ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Unloading offline SOFTWARE registry hive ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Unloading offline SYSTEM registry hive ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Finished updating MountedDevices in target system registry (0x00000000) ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing up known name surrogate reparse points... ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\Documents and Settings] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Application Data] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\AppData\Local\History] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temporary Internet Files] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\Application Data] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\users\Administrator\Cookies] ApplyOperatingSystem 18/02/15 8:21:14 AM 724 (0x02D4)
Fixing junction point path [D:\use
The fact that our normal Task Sequence works OK eliminates the Capture image and the WinPE boot images. It must be something I have not configured or configured incorrectly in the MDT task sequence.
Any suggestions would be great.
NSutton

Hi,
If I were you, I would Streamline the MDT Task Sequence to find the root cause.
Moreover, please refer to the link below:
How to fix Windows System32 Winload.exe Missing Or Corrupt 0xc000000f Error?
http://winwiki.org/windows-system32-winload-exe-missing-or-corrupt-0xc000000f/
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HT3986 winload.exe or corrupted after sp1

Hi
I bougth a MCB pro 13" in march 2011 (MacBookPro 8,1)on the online apple store.
Cpu=i7 2,7GHZ
Ram 1333 8Gb
Graphics Integrated Intel
Intel HD Graphics 3000
Intel 6 Series Chipset:
Disk
APPLE SSD TS256C
Rev CJAA0201
SN 312******LNZ
Boot ROM: MBP81.0047.B27
I dont remember if I installed windows 7 with bootcamp and USB or with bootcamp and the win7 cd. (64 Ultimate Original FUll)
For couple of months it seemed to work good except random freeze for 10 sec, or 20sec.
In the mean time I upgraded to Lion and installed all the updates.
THe point is that after a while a started to receive in windows a lot of atapi error on port1 IDE. and freezes appears every 30 second i used the the disk even for saving a txt file.
I tried to installed win7 again (now it is possible only with disk) but 70% of the cases I get winload.exe error.
I burn the ISO 2X and even 1X may 10 times and verified the checksum of the iso.
I bought a new version of windows since the one I bought was on ms store. (notice that on pc it works perfectly(
In the other 30% i can conclude the installation, files becomes corrupted after a while.especially after windows update.
So I decided to format macHD reinstall the original MACOS.. Tried to use boot camp but every time some files is or will be corrupted in a few reboot.
I used memtest in mac and in win for 15 timess! and checked the disk and problem are found.
SOme time even in macos it freezes for a few seconds when I increase/decrase volume by f11 f12 buttons.
So I think that the problem is the MB, or the disk controller.
Any hint? Does Apple substitute the MB or I have to put the mbp in the garbage?!
<Edited by Host>

EDIT
I had to format the drive and reinstalled snow leopard then update to Lion.
Reinstalled Win 7 it works (but if i remove windows with bootcamp and a re create e new partition and a new win installation i got error winload.exe.. ant I need to format again mac disk.
Now I think to know the reason of corruption in files.. I found a lot of atapi error on event viwer in Win7.
My disk is SSD APPLE SSD TS256C ATA Device.
My Graphics is the integrated one Intel, NOT Nvidia.
The problem of corruption is caused by ( i guess) the following msg in event viewer of win7
The driver detected a controller error on \Device\Ide\IdePort0.
I have hundreds of this errors!.
In DEVICE MANAGER In
IDE ATA/ATAPI controller I have
ATA Channel 0 -> Target Id 0 ->Device type Ata Disk-> Current Model Ultra DMA Mode 5
ATA Channel 0 -> Target Id 1 ->Device type ATAPI Cdrom/-> Current Model Ultra DMA Mode 5
Device properties Enable DMA is selected. on both
ON Ata Channel 1 there is nothing
After I have
Intel 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 4 port Serial Ata storage Controller - 1C01
Can you kindly help to solve this? I Think that in a few hours I will be not able to run win7 again.
I had to repair disk with chkdsk because of corrupted files ( i guess Apple Software..it did not start). I download the windows support file with bootcamp , but I tried the ones on Mac DVD but still atapi errors!)
Is the driver controller? The disk or the controller that is damaged?
Thanks

Can't do clean install of Win 8.1 missing or corrupted winload.exe

I have an existing installation of Windows 7 Ultimate. It boots cleanly and works without errors. I'm doing a clean install of Windows 8.1 from DVD or flash drive (I've got both, both created from the downloaded ISO) to make it dual boot. I
get the error message "cannot install Windows 8.1, Windows\system32\boot\winload.exe is missing or corrupt." Both install media give the same result.
I don't understand where the winload file is supposed to be. It does not appear on the install media, and it can't have corrupted the DVD, and surely it's not using the Win7 partition, so what should I fix?
I see bunch of similar questions in various fora, but none of the answers seem to apply; to me, this smells like an unresolved issue with the Installer.
I'm dead in the water. Please help.

Hi SHCA,
What is your current situation?
Please share us the whole error message for better support.
Please check if the the ISO file is reliable as S.Sengupta mentioned.
As we have the error message about winload is missing or corrupted, we need to check if it's still exist in C:\Windows\System32\winload.exe.
Best regards,
Fangzhou CHEN
Fangzhou CHEN
TechNet Community Support

Cisco agent desktop has encountered a problem and needs to close error

A Remote Hotline user is experiencing crashes with her desktop agent. After logging into the program it generated the error message "The Cisco Agent Desktop has encountered a problem and needs to close"
I have removed the agent from add remove programs, re installed it and attempted to run it logged in as an admin and using both mine and the user's agent credentials and the program still crashes.
Agent desktop ver 5.0 Build 6.4.2.12 Windows XP
Any ideas?
Regardes, Chet

Thanks for the reply, this is what I did to resolve it:
Fix:
Uninstalled Desktop agent from add remove programs
Re installed program
Do a complete restart or the prog will continue to crash
Test program by logging in with user’s credentials

Description Faulting Application Path:     C:\Program Files\Safari\Safari.exe Problem signature Problem Event Name:     APPCRASH Application Name:     Safari.exe Application Version:     5.34.57.2 Application Timestamp:     4f982b5e Fault Module Name:

Description
Faulting Application Path:    C:\Program Files\Safari\Safari.exe
Problem signature
Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
Application Name:    Safari.exe
Application Version:    5.34.57.2
Application Timestamp:    4f982b5e
Fault Module Name:    KERNELBASE.dll
Fault Module Version:    6.1.7601.18015
Fault Module Timestamp:    50b83b16
Exception Code:    80000003
Exception Offset:    0003491e
OS Version:    6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID:    1033
Additional Information 1:    0a9e
Additional Information 2:    0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:    0a9e
Additional Information 4:    0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID:    3349202712

im having this problem to ive uninstalled and installed but this still comes up!!
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:    BEX
Application Name:    iTunes.exe
Application Version:    10.7.0.21
Application Timestamp:    504d85d9
Fault Module Name:    StackHash_0a9e
Fault Module Version:    0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp:    00000000
Exception Offset:    00000000
Exception Code:    c0000005
Exception Data:    00000008
OS Version:    6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID:    5129
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Additional Information 2:    0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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Re: windows server 2012 - winload.exe missing or contains errors

i've noticed mine is ver 4.3 and there's a ver 5 from their website, annoying because it said do i want to update the other day so it did and it seems it didn't bother doing ver 5 and was just a minor update

i setup a 180 day trial of server 2012 r2 standard yesterday running as a vm in virtualboxwith less than 24 hours after doing so i find it now doesn't boot, which is really irritating as i configured it with some roles etc and don't want to do it all again if it's not going to be reliablewhen it trys to boot i get the following below, i've tried a few things with bootrec and bcdedit following some guides elsewhere but it's all useless and doesn't work so i need some help from people that actually know what they are talking about so i don't waste more of my time, hopefully the idiots that post junk that doesn't fix will have their posts removed from youtube somedayfile: \windows\system32\winload.exe
status: 0xc0000001info: the application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

Windows server 2012 - winload.exe missing or contains errors

i setup a 180 day trial of server 2012 r2 standard yesterday running as a vm in virtualboxwith less than 24 hours after doing so i find it now doesn't boot, which is really irritating as i configured it with some roles etc and don't want to do it all again if it's not going to be reliablewhen it trys to boot i get the following below, i've tried a few things with bootrec and bcdedit following some guides elsewhere but it's all useless and doesn't work so i need some help from people that actually know what they are talking about so i don't waste more of my time, hopefully the idiots that post junk that doesn't fix will have their posts removed from youtube somedayfile: \windows\system32\winload.exe
status: 0xc0000001info: the application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

i setup a 180 day trial of server 2012 r2 standard yesterday running as a vm in virtualboxwith less than 24 hours after doing so i find it now doesn't boot, which is really irritating as i configured it with some roles etc and don't want to do it all again if it's not going to be reliablewhen it trys to boot i get the following below, i've tried a few things with bootrec and bcdedit following some guides elsewhere but it's all useless and doesn't work so i need some help from people that actually know what they are talking about so i don't waste more of my time, hopefully the idiots that post junk that doesn't fix will have their posts removed from youtube somedayfile: \windows\system32\winload.exe
status: 0xc0000001info: the application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

Error runtime. rescue and recovery. wizrr.exe

hi all hope you can help me. I'm trying to restore a system with Rescue and Recovery but to get 5% gives me an error "Runtime error c: \ Program Files (x86) \ Lenovo \ Rescue and Recovery \ wizrr.exe"
Tell me know how to fix it. Thank you.

To recap:
(1) the machine seems to be fellow student on your team with a W520
(2) said machine will boot to windows OK (ie, the restore failure did not mess C drive up, it boots)
(3) user add new printer /drivers to machine, which dont work and wants to go back to earlier backup of system
(4) RNR version is 4.5.2 and backups are to USB
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Technical:
RNR standalone does the restore. This software is found:
A. windows RNR. order the restore. It will switch to standalone RNR partition (on his W520). The order is placed on windows RNR, after selecting restore point. <<< this will be automatic, after order placed. It will reboot to the PDA, progress 5% screen.
B. Fellow user booted to the standalone RNR at boot time (PF11, thinkvantage blue button) AND had to go thru panels to order up the restore.
C. User had the USB plugged in. The BIOS boot sequence has USB first,and it booted standalone RNR software from the USB,then user had to go thru select panels.
D.Standalone RNR CD boot. This would require RNR, windows, create RESCUE media, and CD first in the boot sequence.
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Regardless of a, b, c,d. Have user use ? of standlaone program to see the verison of the standalone software. The standalone version will be slightly different then the windows platform version (like .0 vs .1 in version number).
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I suspect user booted from the USB which had an old standalone RNR version. version mismatch.
1) Remove USB in BIOS from the start up boot sequence
2)Order restore via windows platform, it will switch to PDA on HDD -or- boot to pda(pf11) and order restore via panels.
3)I also suspect when user upgraded to 4.5.2, the USB was NOT connected, thus the RNR standalone boot software on USB is older release. BUT the backups are 4.5.2 This not a issue NOW. Later....... Just RNR , create rescue media,point to the USB. Make sure the DO NOT DESTROY flag is set (default). This will upgrade the USB standlone RNR to 4.5. 2.
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Post back if this matches the scenario.

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