IBM server dc can't boot due to system32\drivers\pci.sys missing

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Hi,

When you put in the XP CD and it boots off the cd, the XP setup files copy across, and at the 1st screen, you should be able to choose Repair. Press r, and this will start the Recovery Console.

When you are in the recovery console, choose your Windows installation (You will see what I mean when you follow the instructions.)

When you are sitting at the command line(C:\>Windows), access your CDROM drive by typing the letter followed by a colon, eg "D:". It may also be E:, F:, or G:.

When you have changed to the CDROM drive, type the following:

cd\ <enter>
cd\i386 <enter>
expand pci.sy_ C:\pci.sys <enter>
C: <enter>
cd\ <enter>
copy pci.sys C:\windows\system32\drivers <enter>
If it asks to replace, confirm.

Then restart the computer.

Regards
Riztech

You have two ways to solve the problem of "Pci.sys Is Missing or Corrupt"
Error Message When You Start Windows.

1.Booting with WinXP CD to access the Recovery Console’s Repair option,
and then copy from WinXP CD the missing or damaged Pci.sys file to
Systemdrive:\Windows\System32\drivers folder , Exit and Reboot.

start the recovery console and type:
set AllowAllPaths = true
expand d:\i386\pci.sy_ c:\windows\system\drivers32 /y
If you don't type
set AllowAllPaths = true you can't access the windows folder.

2. Booting with WinXP CD and then perform a Windows XP Repair Reinstall
of the currently installed system.

If you need detailed assistance post with details of your Operating system
[WinXP Home vs WinXP Pro and the SP status i.e SP1 or SP2 ]

See
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=319136

expand the missing/corrupt file from i386 on your installation media to the system32 directory on the server using the bootable OS CD, select the recovery console option, not the repair OS option.

first check ur hard disk connections with the motherboard after thir reinstall windows but before that format the drive in which u r installing ur windows there is no need 2 format other drive

ITS EASY JUST COPY THE FILE pci.sys from any other computer from System32/DRIVERS/pci.sys .SOUNDS FUN?BUT I KNOW IT WORKS

you may want to try booting up from xp or recovery disk and select "R" to repair.

ok look in device manager down the list to your wireless card and see if it is listed, if so check that there is not a red cross on it, if so right click and select enable. if a yellow exclamation mark driver not recognised with card. If it is listed and you are unable to enable it restart the pc and press F2 or DEL to enter your bios and on the peripherals menu, see if the wireless controller(if it is built in card) is enabled. If non of the above works, then the code 10 would normally be refering to a faulty peice of hardware.

Boot into recovery console, and at the c:\windows prompt type: cd system32 cd drivers ren ntfs.sys ntfs.old If the ntfs.sys file is there and corrupt this will rename it. If it is not there, then it was missing. At the prompt type: copy e:\i386\ntfs.sys c:\windows\system32\drivers\ntfs.sys good luck