Windows don't boot because the file
Please re-install a copy file.
After some googling came upon this solution and it works great!
Boot into WDS as if deploying an image
once logged on hit Shift+F10 to get a Command prompt
DISKPART
SELECT DISK 0
CLEAN
CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY
EXIT
EXIT
Close the command prompt and image as usual. Sweet!
You can fix this easier by doing 1 of 2 things.
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2. Mount the xp image using imagex and edit the boot.ini file and change the boot partition from 1 to 2, save it and commit the changes to the WIM, readd it to WDS.
Having to hit shift+10 and type in commands is very tedious if you have a lot of machines.
Hope this helps.
All good tips, thanks!
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