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My machine now boots. Short-term sol'n: (1) yank drive (2) mount drive on another PC (3) rename \windows\system32\drivers\iaNvStor.sys
Nasty, nasty part of this is that this Intel Turbo Memory driver issue is intermittent, can strike at any time, and then never go away.
Horrific. From Binging, it seems issue is most pronounced with ThinkPads.
Format complete. Restore re-initiated. CHKDSK will take until Tuesday.
OK. Running chkdsk on ThinkPad's drive (on my PDC Acer) and formatting new drive on ThinkPad in order to re-attempt WHS restore there. :-s
Format's at 18% and chkdsk is at what looks to be 15%. Time to unpack PDC suitcase. Woe is me.
I bet it's not going to fix anything though. Sort of like pressing that button to get a Walk signal on the corner.
As Yosemite Sam would say: Rassin' Frassin' dirty Drassin'. You doggone Galoote!
12 minutes to go on WHS restore of dead ThinkPad. I am feeling nauseous.
Everyone remember that old Apple commercial with people ytelling suggestions from teh audience? "Try changing config.sys!"
Trying WIndows "Startup repair" again, almost certainly in vain.
I am tempted to throw in a spare hard drive and restore to that one instead.
I have never had so much (remote) moral support during a PC's re-animation before. Thanks all. But I would thank you more if you solved it
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