Here's a doozy?

[MeDownYou]

Someone just showed me their computer saying that they had a reboot loop (which i interpreted as filesystem corruption/faulty hdd possibilities) But here is where things get interesting. 

 

They choose recovery mode to fix the filesystem, and are now stuck in a sysprep audit mode with base programs from the factory. My question since usually I'm aware of this mode being booted to a network via card then loaded to a wds server, how do i get it to actually exit sysprep audit mode which it enters upon boot? my interpretation is that you really don't...?

[Cyracus]

smack it with a hammer, it won't be an issue anymore  looking around it's either different for each version of windows so the os would help a little

[MeDownYou]

2 minutes ago, Cyracus said:

smack it with a hammer, it won't be an issue anymore  looking around it's either different for each version of windows so the os would help a little

This one is windows vista.

[Cyracus]

I think these instructions should do it for you https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/how-to-exit-audit-mode-in-a-simple-step/9b8ef608-576a-4245-a294-9751bb680135