Why Is the System Recovery Options Window Displayed When the Target Server Is Started?
Symptom
After the migration is complete, the target server starts and the System Recovery Options window is displayed.
Possible Causes
Something is wrong with the key startup files.
Solution
Run BCDBoot to resolve the problem.
a. Stop the target server, create a snapshot for its system disk, and detach the disk.
b. Purchase a temporary pay-per-use Windows server with 1 vCPU, 2 GB memory, and 40 GB system disk. The temporary server must be in the same region and AZ as the target server.
c. Attach the system disk of the target server to the temporary server as a data disk.
d. Run cmd as administrator on the temporary server. Run the following command:
bcdboot e:\windows /s d:
In the preceding command, e:\windows indicates the path of the system disk on the target server, and d: indicates the path of the boot disk on the target server.
You can run bcdboot /? to view the help information.
e. After the command is executed, detach the disk from the temporary server and attach the disk back to the target server. Refresh the page for several times, and start the target server.
f. If the system still cannot be started, use the created snapshot for rollback. If the problem persists, contact technical support.
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