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6-2
SYSTEM REPAIR
If the system cannot be operated by some reason, use Recovery Console to restore the system. However, this method
is only recommended to users or administrators who have good knowledge of the system.
When you have restored a damaged file by using Recovery Console, always update the system as described later in
this chapter.
IMPORTANT:
If hard disks cannot be recognized, the system cannot be repaired.
Cautions for using the Windows Server 2003 Recovery Console
For using the Recovery Console in a system where the system disk is a dynamic disk, the following settings need to
be configured beforehand.
If these settings are not done, files on the hard disk cannot be updated on the Recovery Console, and the message
“Access is denied” appears.
1. “Local Security Policy” setting
IMPORTANT:
This setting should be made on the Windows Server 2003 in advance.
(a) Start Windows Server 2003, and log on as a user with the administrator authority.
(b) From the Start menu, select [Administrative Tools] and select [Local Security Policy].
(c) Select [Local Policies] and then select [Security Options] in the left pane of the [Local Security Settings]
window.
(d) Double-click [Recovery console: Allow floppy copy and access to all drives and all folders] in the right pane,
and enable the Security Setting.
2. Environment variable “AllowRemovableMedia” setting
IMPORTANT:
This setting is made on the Windows Server 2003 Recovery Console when the Windows Server 2003 Recovery
Console is in use. This should be set every time when the Recovery Console is started.
(a) Start the Windows Server 2003 Recovery Console.
For how to start the Recovery Console, see “Preparation” (page 6-4) and “Starting up Recovery Console”
(page 6-5).