> Problem 1: Drive Image nastavil na origHDD partition jako > Hidden. Da se to > nejak zviditelnit? PC samozrejme nenabootuje. Urcite v Part.magic -> Unhide U FDISKu si nevzpominam > Problem 2: Druhy HDD sice nabootuje ale W2k hlasi po starte > chybovou hlasku > "Nedostatek virtualni pameti, zvetsete pagesys...." nebo tak > nejak. Odklepl > jsem to aspon 50x ale dal jsem se nedostal. To znamena, ze puvodni HDD system znal s jinym pismenem a ted nabootoval z tohoto disku, ktery je sice asi prvni, ale odkazy jsou na partition s puvodne jinym pismenem. (vznikne napr. i pridanim partition pred partition s win2000 apod.) PC se stale vraci do logon screenu. Reseni v síti: ----------------- V siti pomoci regedt32 zmenit hodnoty v HKLM\System\MountedDevices 2596 » How do I change the System/Boot drive letter in Windows 2000? If breaking a mirror or adding hardware has changed your System/Boot drive letter, and you can not change it back in Disk Management, use the following procedure while logged on as an Administrator: NOTE: DriveWrong refers to the current incorrect drive letter. DriveNew referes to the original drive letter. 1. Use Regedt32 to grant Administrators Full Control on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices, using Security / Permissions. Exit Regedt32. 2. Using Regedit, locate the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices\DosDevices\DriveNew: value name. 3. Right-click and rename it to an unused letter, such as \DosDevices\Z:. This makes the DriveNew letter available for step 4. 4. Right-click the \DosDevices\DriveWrong: value name and rename it to \DosDevices\DriveNew:. 5. Select the \DosDevices\Z: value name and rename it to \DosDevices\DriveWrong:. 6. Exit Regedit and start Regedt32. Change the Administrator permissions on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices to Read. 7. Check / change the PagingFiles drive letters. 8. Restart your computer. Reseni bez site: ----------------------- 2616 » You can't log on because the boot partition drive letter has changed? In tip 2596, the procedure to fix a changed boot/system drive letter requires that you be able to log on. If you are constantly returned to the logon screen, use one of the following 3 procedures: 1. In Recovery Console set allowallpaths = TRUE. Use the Recovery Console to create a Winnt\System32 folder on the drive that that you suspect has been assigned the original boot partition drive letter. Expand Userinit.ex_ from the CD-ROM to this fake \System32 sub-folder, as Userinit.exe. This should allow you to logon and use tip 2596. NOTE: If the computer is networked, you can use one of the following. If the computer is NOT a domain member, you may need to map a drive to the 'broken' machine using net use \\remote_machine_name\IPC$ /user:administrator *. 2. Use Regedt32 on another computer to make the registry changes detailed in tip 2596. 3. Use Regedt32 on another computer to alter the Userinit value data at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Winlogon from C:\WINNT\system32\userinit.exe to userinit.exe. This should allow you to logon and use tip 2596. ***** Dejwy
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