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That tutorial worked fine, now it doesnt detect the SATA drive inless I disable SATA mode in the bios - the saga continues......
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That tutorial worked fine, now it doesnt detect the SATA drive inless I disable SATA mode in the bios - the saga continues......

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Hi, Im testing RIS to start using it in our environment but have a problem.<br />
I've just uploaded an image from a nx6320, that all went well.<br />
Now ive done a network boot on the same machine I imaged that went fine got throught the usual RIS promtps user/pass etc.<br />
Once it gets to the 'windows setup' screen I get the error:<br />
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&quot;the operating system image you have selected does not contain the necessary drivers for you network adapter. Try selecting a different image. If the problem persists contact your administrator.<br />
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Setup cannot continue. Press anykey to exit.&quot;<br />
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Now this is the same laptop that I uploaded the image from (using RIPREP.exe from the server running RIS) and it was working fine on the LAN before running RIPREP on it.<br />
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any ideas?<br />

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Hi, Im testing RIS to start using it in our environment but have a problem.
I've just uploaded an image from a nx6320, that all went well.
Now ive done a network boot on the same machine I imaged that went fine got throught the usual RIS promtps user/pass etc.
Once it gets to the 'windows setup' screen I get the error:

"the operating system image you have selected does not contain the necessary drivers for you network adapter. Try selecting a different image. If the problem persists contact your administrator.

Setup cannot continue. Press anykey to exit."

Now this is the same laptop that I uploaded the image from (using RIPREP.exe from the server running RIS) and it was working fine on the LAN before running RIPREP on it.

any ideas?


RIS no NIC driver problem.

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).