GRASS VALLEY Profile XP PVS1000, Service Manual

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Rebuilding the system drive
23 July 2004 Profile XP Service Manual 37
12.Insert the ERD when prompted. If you do not have an ERD, the repair process uses
the repair data it finds under c:\winnt\system32\repair.
13.Confirm that you want your hard disk(s) examined for corruption by pressing
Enter
.
14.The registry repair choices appear if you left “inspect registry files” selected.
[X] SYSTEM (System Configuration)
[X] SOFTWARE (Software Information)
[ ] DEFAULT (Default User Profile)
[ ] NTUSER.DAT (New User Profile)
[ ] SECURITY (Security Policy and SAM (User Accounts Database)
Continue (perform selected tasks)
Select the keys you want to restore by entering X between brackets, then highlight
Continue and press
Enter
. SYSTEM and SOFTWARE are the recommended
choices because in most cases they will correct problems that require emergency
repair.
15.Press Enter to restart the computer.
16.Re-install the Windows NT service pack(s) and Y2K fix that were in use before
you performed the emergency repair process.
Rebuilding the system drive
On occasion, the system drive might become corrupted in such a way that installation
with the ERD is impossible, or the system drive might fail and the replacement drive
has nothing on it. In such a case, you can rebuild the system drive using the process
described in “Installing a new system disk or restoring a corrupt system disk” on
page 91.