I was bringing up a server this morning, and all it will do is boot to the recovery agent, giving the following options:
Restore a backup image, Memory Check, Command Prompt, shutdown, restart.
The strange thing is that there is a problem with the Server 2008 R2 installation on partition G: Windows is installed on C:, not G:, so where it gets that from, I have no idea.
I have tried rebooting the system several times etc, checked the boot order in the BIOS, run chkdsk on C: and G: (no errors found).
Otherwise, the only changes made were installations and configurations of Team Server and SQL Server the previous day (from which their installers were on partition G:.
I have tried removing all other hard drives (this now means that the windows installation is on D: and system reserved on c:.
Anyone have any suggestions?
