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Anyone with experience on MS Server 2016 Bare Metal restore to a Client
jmone:
Sorry to cross post this here (just throwing out some hope), as I've not got a response on the MS or Home Server forums.
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Error code: 0xc000000e after bare metal restore for client PC
This is the first time I've tried to Bare Metal Restore a PC from Windows Server 2016 Essentials (I had no issues waaaay back with WHSv1 / V2 / 20012R2). My wife's Surface Pro 7 was replaced so I built a USB Recovery Key that I used to do a full image restore onto the new Surface from 2016 Essentials.
It seemed to work fine but when booting the new Surface into the restored Windows 10 image, I get a Blue Screen with "Error: 0xc000000e" and either "An unexpected error as occurred" or after trying some recovery tool / cmd line attempts "A required device isn't connected or can't be accessed" Any hints? Thanks Nathan
wer:
Have you tried to boot from installation media or repair partition, and run a startup repair?
jmone:
Yup - all I end up doing is going from "An unexpected error has occurred" to "A required device isn't connected or can't be accessed". I've tried doing the bare metal restore a couple of time but with the same effect. I've also tried removing all the partitions, installing a clean version of Windows that will boot, then trying a bare metal restore just for the main partition, and also for both the Main and the Windows RE partition that I have backed up on the server.
It's not the end of the world as I can open the backup and get all the documents etc from the backup, but I'd prefer to just do a full restore to prevent having to re-inall all the settings and progs etc.
wer:
Did you do a bootrec /rebuildbcd ?
You could also try this:
At the command prompt, run the bcdedit command. Lists of items appear under Windows Boot Manager and under Windows Boot Loader.
Look for the values for the following items:
Under Windows Boot Manager, the Device item should be set to unknown.
Under Windows Boot Loader, the Device and osdevice items should be set to unknown.
Run the following three commands to correct the settings, and then restart the computer:
bcdedit /set {default} device partition=c:
bcdedit /set {default} osdevice partition=c:
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} device partition=c:
jmone:
I did the bootrec /rebuildbcd but no luck. In fact it kept reporting there was no Windows OS found. Let me try the bcdedit /set stuff.... I'm on it!
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