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My post makes more sense to those who have worked with thinstation before. That was just where I had devstation to create/build the thinstation client. I can't find good instructions, and those that I did find did not work, complaining about my version of windows (it was a winPE environment). I have a bare metal machine I want to install the thinstation client to. Little to much to answer in a short post. Or better still you are trying to DUAL boot your system which is another wild game. I would reinstall your base OS if that is the case then start the build of the VM after that. It sounds to me like you attempted to do an install from within windows and corrupted your local machine (and a part of bios). Most OS distros contain a repair function that will find the OS you installed.

So when you installed the VM you overwrote your local machine? You installed it over your main partition? If this is the case you are looking to do a windows restore then create a separate partition on the drive and build the VM inside of there. Sorry if this seems dumb, potentially on many levels, but I'm doing what I can with my limited time. Is there another syslinux.exe that will work or does the whole build have to be redone somehow for 64 bit, OR if I boot into a 32 bit environment, will that allow it to go? I copied the files over to the root of a fat32 formatted drive, but when I tried to run syslinux c:, it tells me that that version of syslinux is incompatible with my version of windows (I'm guessing cause it's 64 bit?) I had just enough time today to boot to winPE and open a command prompt. So I have the syslinux files, and now I need a solution on a USB that allows me to boot to an environment capable of installing thinstation to the HDD, and I need the commands or steps to get it done.

I used an online builder, but its ability to build ISOs is broke. If anyone know what was wrong there, let me know but that's a different issue.

I installed devstation to a VM, but it would not let me edit nf telling me access denied. If you google this, you will find many results.