Windows doesn't load after restored into a new computer

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  1. proxies

    proxies Registered Member

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    I recently bought a new computer and I want to use my previous HD to the new one. I backup and restore it using Acronis True Image Workstation 9.1 + Acronis Universal Restore. After the image has been restored i had problem loading the Windows XP Pro SP2 it always freezes when the progress bar reaches 100%. During restoration process I also pointed the universal restore to my mother board driver for driver installation. This is my first time to use Universal Restore any help would be high appreciated.. thanks
     
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  3. Ralphie

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    Clarification needed ... Windows does not have a progress bar which goes to 100% when the OS is loading. It has a kind of progress bar which runs repeatedly from L to R. You must mean something else.

    In any case it sounds like this calls for a Windows Repair. Boot with your Windows installation CD and do as if you're installing Windows and right after the EULA where you have to hit F8, a window with a Repair option will appear. Choose Repair at this point - not before.
     
  4. BlueZannetti

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    proxies,

    Could you be a little clearer on precisely what you are doing? Which of the following situations apply:
    • Contents of hard drive A installed in old computer 1 restored to hard drive B installed in the new computer 2 - i.e. you're trying to replicate everything on your old PC to your new PC and you're trying to do this via a restore operation.
    • Contents of hard drive B installed in new computer 2 restored to hard drive A from old computer 1 with hard drive A now installed in new computer 2 - i.e. it is a simple drive switch, say to a larger or faster drive, and your objective is basically a cloning operation involving the new computer and an old drive.
    • Something else...
    Blue
     
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