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Hi,

I received an Error message after restoring image.

I created Disk to Image via the Ghost64bit v11.4.1 (With Ghost Default Flags).

Then I boot up from WIN PE (DiskOn Key) and run the following script to restore the Image:

%UTILSDIR%\ghost64.exe -clone,mode=load,src=%IMAGESDIR%\xp1.GHO,dst=2,SZE1=F -sure -fdsz

But after the Restore finished, the system reboots and I receive the following Error :

Windows boot Manager

File: \Windowssystem\winload.exe

Status: 0xc000000e

If I run the Ghost manually and select 'Disk from Image' manually and select the image location and disk destination, the system reboots and

everything works OK.

Can somebody please help with this issue.

Thanks

Are the variables in your script resolving correctly?  You can pipe the variables to a log file in your script as a debugging aid. 

Also, is DST set correctly?  WinPE loads as a ramdisk to the X: drive but you need to check the partition order is what you think it is. If you get out to the WinPE command prompt, you can call up DISKPART and view the drive and partition assignments.

Are you sure that the disk number is 2 (even when you do it manually).If so try the below mentioned command line,

ghost64.exe -clone,mode=restore,src=%IMAGESDIR%\xp1.GHO,dst=2,sze1=f -sure

Since the manual process works,sze parameter could be removed if the first partition is a system reserved partition.

Hi,

Thanks for all the help.

I'm sure that the destenetion disk is correct (I rechecked it via diskpart) and I will try use the log file.

I will try the new command that you mentioned

I will Update

Thanks

Hi

Problem solved by removing this flag  -fdsz

Old:   %UTILSDIR%\ghost64.exe -clone,mode=load,src=%IMAGESDIR%\xp1.GHO,dst=2,SZE1=F -sure -fdsz

New:  %UTILSDIR%\ghost64.exe -clone,mode=load,src=%IMAGESDIR%\xp1.GHO,dst=2,SZE1=F -sure

Thanks for all the Help