Cant Move to new Hardware - Universal restore

On my old PC i had the the Intel D865Perl motherboard.

i want to move my system to a new Hardware.

On the new PC im using the Intel DP35DP motherboard. The storage controler is set to RAID.

i have used the acronis universal restore CD (acronis universal restore echo 9.5.8072) to restore my system on the new hardware. With the Acronis Universal Restore i added also the driver for my SATA RAID controller (Intel ICH8R/ICH9R RAID - i think is the rigt one - i have also tried all the other on the oem setup floppy disk). I placed the drivers files on the USB key and i tried also to put them on the secondary partition of the hard disk. It seem s that all went well but in both cases, at the end of the restoration, i get an error and nothing is listed in the log.

after the restart im keep getting the blue screen imediatly after the microsoft windows XP loading screen appears.

i have also tried to sleapstrem the drivers (txt oem storage drivers) on the windows CD. i have made the repair procedure. Also here the procedure went without problems but after the last restart i get the same blue screen.

i have used also the sysprep -clean sysprep -mini on my original PC. i made, after the restart, a new image of the system, but when i trid to restore it on the new system, with or without acronis universal restore, i get the same error.

can someone help me?

 

If you "F6" the drivers into a normal XP install, does it boot up properly or do you still get the blue screen error?

 

i always get the blue screen error

i have forgotten to mention before also that when i press the F6 key to add a driver im getting the error txtsetup.oem caused an unexpected error(1)at line 1747 in ...oemdisk.c

i have downloaded the latest oem drivers from intel, i have also shorten the drivers names in the txtsetup.oem file. i have also changed the default driver in the txtsetup.oem.

i added this drivers with nlite in the txt portion of the windows xp setup disk. the xp setup (R repair ) finished all the steps buth when it has to restart i also get the same blue screen

 

Was the original installation on the old computer made by OEM? That is pre-installed or provided with an OEM install disk.
If it was it is probably tied to the old computer and is not transferable to a new one.
I hope I am wrong .

Xpilot

 

it is not the OEM version, i have checked

 

Why did you need to shorten the driver names?

Have you tried using the "F6" method using unmodified driver files?

 

yes, i used the F6 method with the original and modified driver files

 

Hello zooo79,

Thank you for choosing Acronis Corporate Disk Backup Software.

We are sorry for delayed response.

We recommend you to use use the latest build (8076) of both the respective version of Acronis True Image and Acronis Universal Restore. To get access to updates you should first register your software. Don't forget to recreate Acronis Bootable Rescue Media after updating.

Please make sure that if you are choosing custom drivers during the restore procedure, the drivers you present are correct for the target machine.

If the issue persists, could you please clarify the exact text of error you receive at the end of restoration?

Then submit a request for technical support. Attach all the collected files and information to your request along with the step-by-step description of the actions taken before the problem appears and the link to this thread. We will investigate the problem and try to provide you with a solution.

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