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Asked by CecilAdmin in Windows NT Operating System, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
I have a proprietary PC running Windows NT SP3 with 64MB RAM that is receiving the following error upon booting: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE, STOP: 0x0000007B
The end users reported receiving disk errors. I attempted to run Scan Disk (several times), this found a few bad sectors, however it still reported disk errors. The original hard drive is a Western Digital Caviar 24300 (4.3GB). I thought it would be easier to ghost or clone the original drive as there are several applications/drivers that would take considerable time to find and or re-acquire. I had a Maxtor 91366U4 (~13GB?) I wanted to take its place. Ghost attempted to start however it was unable to complete as there were 'too many' bad sectors (I don't have the original error.). I then attempted to use Paragon Disk Manager Pro 9 and I received the following error: INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE, STOP: 0x0000007B when trying to boot after a successful disk copy. After further research I tried using a trial version of Casper to clone the drive with the same results. I then attempted to re-install the original drive so the users could work while I did further research, only to find the original drive is now getting the same error (INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE,
STOP: 0x0000007B).
I know Windows is peculiar when dealing with 'large' disks. Is there any way to clone or ghost the original drive without getting this error?
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