Vicky Posted July 19, 2013 Posted July 19, 2013 Hi all, here's the issue i'm having, I have an Acer TravelMate P253-E with windows 8 pro 64 bit installed I'm using Active@ Boot Disk 7.1.0 to create an image, I get it to verify the image and after viewing the log can see that no errors have occurred Now for the second laptop, again this is a P253-E, again im using Active Boot, the image restores but with errors, after viewing the log I see the following warnings; CLIENT_DEBUG_INFO: Kernel RAID Failed to assign a drive letter G: to restored partition Please reboot your computer to finalize changes So after restarting the laptop, I immediately get taken to the windows 8 recovery screen, where I cant do ANYTHING, no matter what option I choose it simply goes back to this screen ive tried changing settings in the BIOS, changing the AHCI to IDE and legacy to UEFI and back again, no change we suspect it could be something to do with the EFI we just don't know what Help!!!
Kitkatninja Posted July 19, 2013 Posted July 19, 2013 Just had a thought... The actual format of the disk within Windows... Is it a GPT disk instead of the "old" fashion MBR disk? If it is, try following the instructions here. If it works, we'll just re-post the instructions here (and in the KB at work) in case that site is taken down
featured_spectre Posted May 30, 2014 Posted May 30, 2014 Can I just update this topic...since we had an engineer brick our laptop, I got it restored with a newer BIOS, exact same model as this laptop. I did the following to get MBR on this laptop. Set BIOS to UEFI Add supervisor password Turn off secure boot Run through windows install The HDD from here was MBR and not GPT
pooskman Posted June 3, 2014 Posted June 3, 2014 We have been imaging Windows 8 for a few months now using Symantec Ghost but we still have to go in and do what nephilim has already stated.. if you do not change the BIOS to UEFI the image fails to load every time.. at least that has been our experience.
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