I tried the instructions in Client BMR failed for UEFI machine in advanced mode, but the calculation in powershell yielded a non-integer, negative number of -2048.74120616913.īased on the article, I'm assuming that instead of padding, I need to reduce the size of SOMETHING by 2GB, but I'm not clear how to do that so it lands on precisely the same address, particularly because of my fractional results from the powershell calculation.
ERROR: CDialog_Restore::Completed failed, HR=0x80070002 (at func: CDialog_Restore::Completed, admin\serveressentials\backup\pc\bmr\restorewizard\dialog_restore.cpp (97) RestoreHelper::T_Restore: restore complete with return value 536870914 RestoreHelper::T_Restore: failed to restore ESP, error 0x80042405 ERROR: FormatPartitionEsp failed, error 0x80042405 ERROR: FormatPartitionEx failed, error 0x80042405 Formatting ESP partition at offset 0x8100000 FormatPartitionEsp called for disk \\?\PhysicalDrive0 RestoreHelper::ExtendVolume: extending the volume RestoreHelper::FixBootBlock: fixing boot block In diskpart, I created the two partitions on the existing drive, a 1GB WINRE_DRV partition and the remainder of the disk (I think) as a primary NTFS partition (which came out to 930GB approx).Īfter restoring 100% (0% remaining, more precisely), it timed out and gave this error: I used network PE boot to launch the restore, and then used ctrl-alt-shift to run diskpart. That drive failed, and I'm trying to replace it with a 1TB Sandisk SSD. I have a Lenovo Fthat came with a 512GB Liteon SSD.
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