STARTUP FAILED 0XD9 HOW TO

So the recovery process involves booting from a special thumb drive that will allow the server to “talk” to a desktop to lay the OEM image down and reconstruct the Raid Array.Īnother FWIW you said you cloned the drive with the same Model. And of course if windows will not load for any reason, you are in the dark. So there is no way to see or tell what is going on until windows is loaded. I think you wanted to keep the data but that may not be possible without a 3rd party raid recovery software… On the one hand it is a normal windows server, it is just headless. Factory reinstall possible, but if possible not keeping the data and correcting the RAID 5 errors would be preferred.When they discontinued these they no longer have the downloads on the public site. Just plugging in RJ45 wires in a router or do I need some client panel software?īasically you need to contact WD to get the recovery ISO and rebuild the box. How do I access it from an other computer and can see Windows errors at start? : How do I access the DX4000 as it refuses to initialize ?

STARTUP FAILED 0XD9 HOW TO

How to reinstall or repair Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 essentials?ĭid the DX4000 come with a Windows CD and should I ask the owner for it? But what about correction of errors accross existing drives?ĭoes the start fails because the system is searching for some DHCP connection so should I link the NAS to some router for the start to suceed? In the documentation, I only found the way to hot replace a hard drive and reconstruct the RAID 5. Is there some procedure / tool to correct the RAID 5 errors?

Factory reinstall possible, but if possible not keeping the data and correcting the RAID 5 errors would be prefered.

(One with very few bad sectors was replaced by a clone of the same model.)

A XOR test shows several errors in the RAID 5, which should be corrected first.

The RAID 5 parameters were discovered and the data could already be recovered.I’m helping someone to restore or reinstall a WD Sentinel DX4000 in RAID 5 (4 x 2TB) which cannot initialize (error 0xD9).

Startup failed 0xd9