Vista Installation - showing Booting GRLDR and some other extra messages

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Vista Installation - showing Booting GRLDR and some other extra messages

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For some of the pirated copies of Vista OEM s/w, there are some extra stuffs added into the original installation DVD.

The typical situation of this case is, the message like below is displayed during the boot.

Booting GRLDR..
Reseting the boot drive...Success
Turning on gate A20... Success
hard drives; 5


Continued on this screen, the following screen is also displayed shortly,


If the above messages really bothers you, you can easily fix the problem.
Follow the steps,
1. Boot with the DVD


2. Choose repair existing OS.
3. Open Command Prompt
4. Run -> bootrec /fixboot
5. Run -> bootrec /fixmbr

6. Restart

The next step is fixing the DVD that you have to prevent the same problem at the next time. Create the new DVD following the next steps.
*** BE CAREFUL *** When you try to install Vista using the DVD created following the below way, the OEM license won't work!!!
1. create an image of your pirated DVD in ISO format
2. Use an ISO editor like (Ultra ISO etc) to open it
3. Delete grldr from the path .\SOURCES\$OEM$\$$\SETUP\SCRIPTS
4. Delete bootinst from the path .\SOURCES\$OEM$\$$\SETUP\SCRIPTS
5. Delete SetupComplete from the same path .\SOURCES\$OEM$\$$\SETUP\SCRIPTS
6. Save the changes
7. Burn this image to a blank DVD

If something goes wrong and system looses the OEM information, you need to excute the scripts again from the original DVD. The repaired DVD won't work.
In this case, you may want to go to the original state where you started to change the system. If you want to see the Booting GRLDR.. message again from the boot, follow the below steps.
1. Boot using DVD (any DVD which is bootable)
2. Move to C:\Windows\Setup\SCRIPTS (your scripts are still safe to recover the OEM information)
3. On the DOS command prompt, run the following commands in sequence
RunBCD.exe
regedit /s dell.reg
mkdir %systemroot%\panther
mkdir %systemroot%\system32\oobe (maybe already existed)
mkdir %systemroot%\system32\oobe\info (maybe already existed)
copy dell.xml %systemroot%\panther\unattend.xml
copy grldr c:\grldr (c:\ is the drive name where you installed Vista)
attrib grldr +h +s +r
bootinst /nt60 ALL /force
4. Now restart your system and you will see the activated Vista from the SYSTEM control panel.