I am trying to upgrade 3 new workstations ,delivered incorrectly with XP preloaded, to W7.
The first one went well however the subsequent 2 have both failed with the same error: FBI Error! Summary: Spawn progarm()....fatal timeaction UIA info. 945,FBI preos processing error. You must power down the system and restart the order.
I have tried multiple disk sets, and multiple reboots to correct this problem but ot no availe.
Does anyone know of a way beyond this? I am quickly losing patience with the HP restore disk sets/software.
Any help/advice very welcome.
Kind regards, Damian.
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Where as Format at best only writes to every third sector leaving the remainder of the drive untouched.
If you prefer to use the Fast Format Option it only writes the Headers and leaves the majority of the drive untouched.
This is a Formating Issue with the new OS which prevents the installing of the Upgrade to XP from Vista. You can thank the improved Security in Vista for this Undocumented Feature.
i was tempted to try something like kill disk or boot and nuke but the client already had the RMA for the last unit. It is certainly worth a try if you are still struggling.
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Windows 7 Upgrade RSOD failure
I am trying to upgrade 3 new workstations ,delivered incorrectly with XP preloaded, to W7.
The first one went well however the subsequent 2 have both failed with the same error:
FBI Error!
Summary: Spawn progarm()....fatal timeaction
UIA info. 945,FBI preos processing error.
You must power down the system and restart the order.
I have tried multiple disk sets, and multiple reboots to correct this problem but ot no availe.
Does anyone know of a way beyond this?
I am quickly losing patience with the HP restore disk sets/software.
Any help/advice very welcome.
Kind regards, Damian.