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Please note its a Mirror volume. See attached screen shot.<br />
Anyone has experience with this error?<br />
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parameter1: 0xF789EA94 <br />
parameter2: 0xc0000034 <br />
3 and 4 all 0
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Say, <br />
System has 2 identical hard disks (Disk 1/2 and disk 2/2) that are configured with windows 2003's mirror drive option in disk Manager.<br />
<br />
Disk 2/2 has been removed and has been formatted.<br />
We trying to boot from disk 1/2 and get stop error 0000007B.<br />
How can we get &nbsp;system to boot?<br />
Will it help to run a repair off the Win2003 Server CD?
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Say, 
System has 2 identical hard disks (Disk 1/2 and disk 2/2) that are configured with windows 2003's mirror drive option in disk Manager.

Disk 2/2 has been removed and has been formatted.
We trying to boot from disk 1/2 and get stop error 0000007B.
How can we get  system to boot?
Will it help to run a repair off the Win2003 Server CD?

Please note its a Mirror volume. See attached screen shot.
Anyone has experience with this error?

parameter1: 0xF789EA94 
parameter2: 0xc0000034 
3 and 4 all 0

Windows 2003 mirror drive stop error 0000007B

Say, 
System has 2 identical hard disks (Disk 1/2 and disk 2/2) that are configured with windows 2003&#39;s mirror drive option in disk Manager.

Disk 2/2 has been removed and has been formatted.
We trying to boot from disk 1/2 and get stop error 0000007B.
How can we get  system to boot?
Will it help to run a repair off the Win2003 Server CD?

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).

Windows Server 2003

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Storage Hardware

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