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I have also tried doing the restore from a USB thumbdrive having a bootable image of the Recovery CD with the additional drivers found in the 'Windows Home Server Drivers for Restore' folder from my last backup. I've tested my recovery DVD on another Lenovo laptop with an internal drive and it worked fine. I can confirm that this is indeed the case. Another post mentioned that this was related to using the Recovery Disc through an externalВ USB DVD player (the tablet has no internal DVD drive). I'm having the same problem.В I receive the blue screen 7B error when using the Recovery DiscВ ( RC version)В on a Lenovo X61 Tablet. Am I wrong? Can I hit F6 during the progress bar that appears? There is to my know, no way I can choose to 'install' any custom drivers during this process. Before this, there is a black and white progressbar that completes successfully.

The blue screen appears 1-2 seconds after the Windows Server 2003 logo and progress bar appears. I have tried to boot from both USB memory stick and external USB DVD-drive, both of them will blue screen my device.

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I made a clean install of the server.ДЄs you understand, my problem is with the tablet pc when I try to boot from the Windows Home Restore CD.

With the CTP, the drivers for the SATA controller was included and my server installed without any problems. My WHS is an mini-itx motherboard and on beta 2, there was not embedded drivers for the SATA controller. As I already said, it appears, from the threads I have read, that older hardware is more likely to require these additional drivers. I am using brand new hardware used to build the machine housing WHS, 2x SATA HDD, and I was not required to manually provide drivers, not for beta 2, nor the installation of CTP. Have you tried providing the drivers to see if it would get you past the blue screen? Also, it appears, from my reading here, that older hardware seems to require these additional drivers more than the newer hardware. If I understand correctly, as WHS is built SBS 2003, this causes the need for drivers which an installation of XP or Vista would not. With that said, everything I have read so far about drivers during installation or restore, the error you are receiving points directly to the need to manually provide additional drivers. I don't answer to many questions here, I mostly read and try to learn. I am going to stick my inexperianced neck out, please don't chop it off if I am wrong.

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