Destination drive errors with "0xc000000e" on bootup after Ghost Peer to Peer TCP/IP Disk to Disk imaging
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Article ID: 262596
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Products
Ghost Solution Suite
Issue/Introduction
After performing a disk to disk, peer to peer TCP/IP imaging, destination machine boots to BSOD with error: 0xc000000e
Environment
GSS 3.x Ghost64.exe and Ghost32.exe
Cause
Ghost doesn't perform boot fixup after transferring an image with this method. This may be intentional due to the challenges in correctly implementing boot fixup.
Resolution
Workarounds that have proven successful in getting around this include:
Capturing image files then deploying
Use bcdboot command in WinPE post imaging to copy boot files
Removing recovery partition before transferring the image