Hlafordlaes
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Hi,
Thx for the awesome software.
I am trying to restore a boot entry for the HP Recovery partition on a niotebook on which a new version of Win7 was installed without deleting the Recovery partition. However, I did create both C: and D: volumes on the space that was previously only C:, so the Recovery partition is no longer on D:, but E:.
I created a new WinPE boot record pointing to E:\system.sav\FactoryUpdate\boot.wim (only other *.wim record on partition is called base.wim and that seems to be for creating a RAM disk). I have tried checking and unchecking the force portable (no good) and EMS enabled options, and the best I get is a boot into the PE environ with a cmd window showing an error "upDrvLtr: unKnown," and then a second cmd windows giving me a command prompt on "X:\Windows\system32".
My best and ignorant guess is that somehow I need to edit a configuration file on the recovery partition telling it to look at E: and not D:, but I may also not be using EasyBCD correctly.
Any and all help appreciated.
Thx for the awesome software.
I am trying to restore a boot entry for the HP Recovery partition on a niotebook on which a new version of Win7 was installed without deleting the Recovery partition. However, I did create both C: and D: volumes on the space that was previously only C:, so the Recovery partition is no longer on D:, but E:.
I created a new WinPE boot record pointing to E:\system.sav\FactoryUpdate\boot.wim (only other *.wim record on partition is called base.wim and that seems to be for creating a RAM disk). I have tried checking and unchecking the force portable (no good) and EMS enabled options, and the best I get is a boot into the PE environ with a cmd window showing an error "upDrvLtr: unKnown," and then a second cmd windows giving me a command prompt on "X:\Windows\system32".
My best and ignorant guess is that somehow I need to edit a configuration file on the recovery partition telling it to look at E: and not D:, but I may also not be using EasyBCD correctly.
Any and all help appreciated.