View Full Version : Temp uninstall of FD-ISR and now this....
dja2k
June 21st, 2007, 04:13 AM
I removed FD-ISR temp for an image without that software, but now I can't install it. When it tries to run the stuff in the DOS environment, something gets errors and installation doesn't resume. Anyone seen this and can I fix it or not?
dja2k
Peter2150
June 21st, 2007, 09:05 AM
{QUOTE-> I removed FD-ISR temp for an image without that software, but now I can't install it. When it tries to run the stuff in the DOS environment, something gets errors and installation doesn't resume. Anyone seen this and can I fix it or not?
dja2k <-QUOTE}
Hi dja2k
Have you checked to see if everything was removed. If for some reason it wasn't you may have to do it manually.
Pete
dja2k
June 21st, 2007, 09:42 AM
Well this is what happened, I lost the MBR two days ago. I couldn't boot to windows and had no FDISR boot screen either. I used Paragon to restore the image I had, but now I have that problem when I uninstall FD ISR. After installing Rollback to test, I got the same thing after reboot, no MBR, keeps searching. I think the MBR got screwed up and doesn't allow writing of some sort to it.
I formated the C drive which is located before D on my Raid 0 setup. Then remounted the same image I had, did the same, uninstalled FD ISR, tried to install it again, and can't. Maybe I have to delete my whole partition with C and D and do them manually again, then remount the image.
dja2k
Peter2150
June 21st, 2007, 11:08 AM
{QUOTE-> Well this is what happened, I lost the MBR two days ago. I couldn't boot to windows and had no FDISR boot screen either. I used Paragon to restore the image I had, but now I have that problem when I uninstall FD ISR. After installing Rollback to test, I got the same thing after reboot, no MBR, keeps searching. I think the MBR got screwed up and doesn't allow writing of some sort to it.
I formated the C drive which is located before D on my Raid 0 setup. Then remounted the same image I had, did the same, uninstalled FD ISR, tried to install it again, and can't. Maybe I have to delete my whole partition with C and D and do them manually again, then remount the image.
dja2k <-QUOTE}
Assuming you imaged when the system was healthy Paragon should restore a healthy MBR. You say mounted the image. Do you mean restore??
Also I know when I do a restore with SP, first thing I do is what SP calls deleting the volume, which is the same as deleting the partition.
dja2k
June 21st, 2007, 12:43 PM
I don't know if I am right, but I think when I delete FD-ISR something gets screwed up in the MBR or in the partition. I did do a delete partition and format but after I restore the image, then go with the uninstallation of FD-ISR, then when I want to add it back, I get the error. After I uninstall FD-ISR, I can't add either Rollback nor anything that boots first, like Acronis Secure Zone for example..
dja2k
Peter2150
June 21st, 2007, 01:57 PM
{QUOTE-> I don't know if I am right, but I think when I delete FD-ISR something gets screwed up in the MBR or in the partition. I did do a delete partition and format but after I restore the image, then go with the uninstallation of FD-ISR, then when I want to add it back, I get the error. After I uninstall FD-ISR, I can't add either Rollback nor anything that boots first, like Acronis Secure Zone for example..
dja2k <-QUOTE}
Have you tried a) using the restore floppy you made when you installed FDISR, and/or b) using fix/mbr on the recovery console.
dja2k
June 21st, 2007, 02:11 PM
No haven't tried it but if it fails, then I am just going to have to break up the raid and repartition it again. Then import the image.
dja2k
Peter2150
June 21st, 2007, 04:12 PM
{QUOTE-> No haven't tried it but if it fails, then I am just going to have to break up the raid and repartition it again. Then import the image.
dja2k <-QUOTE}
I wouldn't think you'd need to break up the raid. Even when I really screwed up my disk, once I figured out Bootitng could fix it, it did raid and all.
dja2k
June 21st, 2007, 11:50 PM
Thanks Pete for the replies, I got FDISR to install again. I deleted any files left over and tried it again, it failed first time, but then I did it again and it actually installed again. Then I installed Rollback and it installed fine.
dja2k
Peter2150
June 21st, 2007, 11:57 PM
{QUOTE-> Thanks Pete for the replies, I got FDISR to install again. I deleted any files left over and tried it again, it failed first time, but then I did it again and it actually installed again. Then I installed Rollback and it installed fine.
dja2k <-QUOTE}
Excellent.
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