BSOD 0xc000000f

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JackJ3

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I am attempting to migrate an Hp PC running Windows 10 to Parallels 13 using my Mac pro running High Sierra.

PC - Windows 10 Home
Mac - MAC OS High Sierra 10.13.1

The PC disks look like this:
diskmgmt.png

Parallels will stop after configuring:
Configuring.png

And give me the BSOD:
BSOD 0xc000000f.png

I can kill the VM and boot an install disk, going to the cmd prompt and running diskpart shows this:
Diskpart.png

I have tried to assign "C:" to the actual system disk (d: here) but that didn't seem to work either.


Any ideas/solutions would be appreciated,

Jack
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SOLVED...
Problem was an old, hidden, OEM Recovery partition.
1) Use activity montitor to force the VM to stop.
2) Adjust the CDROM to boot from a windows recovery disk.
3) Adjust the boot order to only boot from the CDROM.
4) Boot the CD and select "Troubleshhot" then open a cmd window.
5) Use diskpart to change the type from 27 to 07.
http://defaultreasoning.com/2009/05/29/unhide-the-recovery-partition-on-a-basic-disk-with-diskpart/
6) Use diskpart to adjust the drive letter assignments. Drive C: should be the system reserved area of about 100mb
7) Make the system reserved partition active.
Reboot

It worked for me...hope it helps for you...

Jack
 
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