This may occur when a DATASTOR Computer System type plan protects a Windows Server system that contains multiple partitions, for example an OEM recovery partition in addition to the system partition, but during recovery the same number and mapping of partitions is not recreated.
The recovered system then contains a different disk configuration with a different number of partitions. When the system attempts to boot, it reads the ARC path in the boot. Reboot the system. Upon reboot, the system does not boot, in this case. See figure A. Boot into the System Recovery Environment. As with operating systems, you won't need more than a few seconds to make a choice, so reduce this wait time to perhaps 5 or 10 seconds.
The option is dimmed, so it cannot normally be changed. The Send An Administrative Alert option sends an alert over the network to administrators. The Automatically Restart option is selected to ensure that the system attempts to reboot when a stop error occurs.
Note In some cases, you may want the system to halt rather than reboot. For example, if you are having problems with a server, you may want it to halt so that an administrator will be more likely to notice that it is experiencing problems. Don't, however, prevent automatic reboot without a specific reason. In most cases, you will want debug information to be dumped, so that you can use it to determine the cause of a crash.
Select the Overwrite Any Existing File option to ensure that only one dump file is maintained. The Recovery Console was introduced with Windows If there is a problem with the Boot.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Manually edit the Boot. Because your old system now has a new look :. INI file which is used to make that OS boot selector menu.
Unfortunately, you can not just remove those files! The reason for this is:. Instead of looking for the files IO. You can, however , easily make changes to the BOOT.
So, maybe you'll find a use for all those extra files you never asked for! You can not use BOOT. INI with these operating systems! If you try booting these systems using BOOT. BAK and boot. BAK files, and these lines added to the new boot.
INI file that you're allowed to change from this dialog box: 1 You can select the default OS to boot up, and 2 How many seconds to display the boot menu. INI file! INI file on your own for further editing; such as arranging the order in which the OS selections appear in the menu.
So, if you decide to delete the new OS, simply set your old OS as the default boot OS and uncheck the item for displaying the menu list or manually set it to zero; same result.
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