jack0w Posted July 28, 2009 Posted July 28, 2009 (edited) I've created a hardware independent image which works flawlessly on all our desktops & laptops, except for HP d530 and HP dx6100. On both these computers the imaging process seems to complete successfully (reaches 100%), then on the next reboot nothing happens. You are left hanging on a black screen with a white flashing cursor in the top left corner. When I was creating this image I had to troubleshoot countless errors relating to the HAL & drivers but all of those computers with problems reached sysprep, these ones don't even seem to get that far. Is this a problem with FOG? Or something else I'm missing..? Any help with this would be gratefully received! Also may be worth mentioning, I've managed to get this image to work on the following desktops: HP dc7100 HP dc7600 HP dc7700 HP dc7800 HP dc7900 HP dx2000 Edited July 28, 2009 by jack0w Additional info
jack0w Posted July 28, 2009 Author Posted July 28, 2009 Thanks for the Geoff, I believe the setting you were referring to was named slightly differently on these computers, but it has definately done the trick!! In case anyone else has the same problem this is how I resolved it: on d530: BIOS -> Storage -> Device Config -> HDD -> Translation Mode -> LBA Assisted on dx6100: BIOS -> Storage -> Device Config -> HDD -> Translation Mode -> LBA Assisted BIOS -> Advanced -> Power-on Options -> I/O APIC Mode -> Enable After making those changes the computers booted into Windows first time!
Geoff Posted July 28, 2009 Posted July 28, 2009 Yeah, same thing here on our new dx2420s. Had to enable that 'LBA' option.
Shanmugaa Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 Hi, i got that same issue, provided solution is not working for me. After Apply Windows PE, the machine is getting restarted but failed with attache error. Please guide.
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