Disabling The Recovery Password In Bios Q2010G/Q2011D; Error: 'Image File Not Found' Or Using A Custom Recovery Image - Oracle MICROS Workstation 5A Setup Manual

• The workstation restarts, and boots from the Recovery CF. A series
of prompts appear, including 'Loading RAM Disk Image', followed
by a 'Starting Windows Pre-boot Environment'.
• After a brief time, a Command Window appears, followed by
'Loading Recovery Script...' Ghost32 starts.
• If the image specified in the RECOV.DAT file is present, the
transfer starts.
• If the path and image name are not specified correctly, an error box
appears, stating "Image file not found!" See page 4-36 for more
information.
5. When the image transfer is complete, the workstation restarts and
restores the original boot order to the primary boot device.
• The workstation restarts and displays the message: Factory Restore
in Progress - Please Wait.

Disabling the Recovery Password in BIOS Q2010g/Q2011d

To disable the recovery password in these BIOS Versions, enter the System
Configuration Utility and proceed to the ODM Tab. Highlight the 'Enable
Password For Restore' field and select [Disabled]. Select the Exit tab, then
Save Settings and Restart, [Enter], then [Y] to restart the workstation. Note:
Using the WINCE, USB WIN32, or SATA WIN32 defaults re-enables this field.

Error: 'Image File Not Found' or Using a Custom Recovery Image

If the 'Image File Not Found' error appears, see below to make sure the image
specified in RECOV.DAT is located on the Recovery CF.
The Recovery CF is supplied with a current MICROS WS5A POSReady 2009
image. To substitute a custom image, see the procedure below.
• Start the WS5A with the Recovery CF installed and use Windows Explorer
to browse the card.
• Move or delete the factory image with the .GHO extension from the root of
the CF card.
• Copy the custom image to the root directory of the Recovery CF Card.
• Use Notepad or other text editor to open the RECOV.DAT file. On the last
line, replace the factory image file name with the name of your image and
include the .GHO extension. For example, enter
'YOURIMAGENAME.GHO.'
• Save the changes and exit the editor.
• Perform a test recovery to verify the image name is specified correctly. If it
is not specified correctly, the error message appears stating 'Image file not
found.'
Workstation 5A Setup Guide - Fourth Edition
Installing and Operating the Workstation 5A
Workstation 5A Recovery
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