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<h2 id="rzahqreipi">Reinstall an integrated Windows server</h2>
<p>If an integrated Windows server becomes damaged, you may be able to preserve
installed applications and user data by reinstalling it. Try either logging
on or starting up with DOS by using the Boot menu of the NT loader (NTLDR).
(This is only possible if the boot drive is still formatted as FAT.) You can
then reinstall Windows server. Doing this returns the system to the base level
code of Windows server originally installed. You must then reapply any Microsoft
service packs that you had installed. You should also reinstall the latest
IBM iSeries Integrated Server Support service pack.</p>
<p>To reinstall Windows server, try this.</p>
<ol type="1">
<li>Stop the integrated server. See <a href="rzahqstartnstop.htm#rzahqstartnstop">Start and stop an integrated server</a></li>
<li>At the boot menu, select to boot PC-DOS or Windows server, whichever is
working.</li>
<li>If you selected Windows server, open an MS-DOS window.</li>
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<li>For Windows 2000 enter <tt>winnt /s:D:\i386 /u:D:\unattend.txt </tt></li>
<li>For Windows Server 2003 enter <tt>winnt /b /t:C: /s:D:\i386
/u:D:\unattend.txt </tt></li></ul><img src="deltaend.gif" alt="End of change" /></li>
<li>In the DOS window, enter this:
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<pre class="xmp">D:
cd \i386
winnt /s:D:\i386 /u:D:\unattend.txt</pre></li>
<li>Press Enter.</li></ol>
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<dt class="bold"><span class="bold">Note:</span></dt>
<dd>The network drives may become so damaged that you cannot log on to the
integrated Windows server or start up with DOS. In this case, try restoring
all predefined and user-defined storage spaces from usable backups. See <a href="rzahqbkprf.htm#rzahqbkprf">Back up predefined disk drives for integrated Windows servers</a> and <a href="rzahqbkurf.htm#rzahqbkurf">Back up user-defined disk drives for an integrated Windows server</a>.
<p>Windows 2000 Server and
Windows Server 2003 also provide the Windows Recovery Console, which is a
command-line console that provides limited access to the system to perform
many administrative tasks or repair the system. Refer to the Windows 2000
Server or Windows Server 2003 documentation for additional information.</p>
<p>You may also have to reinstall from the very beginning by following this procedure: <a href="rzahqinapi.htm#rzahqinapi">Start the installation from the i5/OS console</a>.</p>
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