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I was already 99.999% sure that was the case but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask if anyone figured a way.<br />
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thanks for the speedy response.
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I was already 99.999% sure that was the case but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask if anyone figured a way.

thanks for the speedy response.

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2nd opinion always matters :)
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Picked up a call where 2003 server crashed and it appears both hard drives are bad. Neither HD 0 or HD 1 can even be recognized by bios, with a Hiren's CD or while slaved. They have data backup from Carbonite but no system state. I am assuming I have to dis-join each desktop and rejoin new domain that gets created. Unless anyone has another way?
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Picked up a call where 2003 server crashed and it appears both hard drives are bad. Neither HD 0 or HD 1 can even be recognized by bios, with a Hiren's CD or while slaved. They have data backup from Carbonite but no system state. I am assuming I have to dis-join each desktop and rejoin new domain that gets created. Unless anyone has another way?

Server Crash No System State Backup.

The Microsoft Server topic includes all of the legacy versions of the operating system, including the Windows NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and Windows Home Server versions.