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How to Move a Windows 2000 server to Different Hardware

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fsw

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How to Move a Windows 2000 server to Different Hardware ?
I'm running w2k server on my network,after replace a new main board ,win2k can not boot up.

anyone can help ?

thanks
 
what message(s) do u get?
Jeffrey Rebong
Computer Engineer/Network Administrator
jrdebug@yahoo.com
 
Blue screen !pls insert w2kserver CD for repair.but still the same after i run the CD repair.
 
Technically you would run into a lot of problems when ever you attempt to do something like this. You would run into major problems if the new hardware was not compatible with Windows 2000 (All hardware should be on the HCL). You have to make sure that the new hardware uses the same drivers before attempting this.

I have moved OS's from one physical server to another. But before doing this, I had to make sure that the two systems used the same drivers. Also, I made sure that all expansion cards were located in similar slots. It sounds like you should probably move back to the old hardware until you can investigate this better.

Joseph L. Poandl
MCSE 2000


 
Put the win2k back on the old motherboard and go to the device manager and knock out the motherboard chipset drivers or all the drivers for the system. Bring the hard drive to the new motherboard and this should fix it.

Good luck

Brian Diaz
m65.com
 
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