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(1) I created a VirtualBox virtual machine and installed then customized a Windows XP SP3 reference system in it. (2) I ran sysprep to reseal the system for deployment. By restarting the virtual machine directly I saw that sysprep ran as configured and the system was correctly deployed. (3) However, after using Symantec Ghost 11.5 to make an image of the system and deploying it to a real physical machine, the Windows XP sysprepped system fails to boot. Specifically, the system keep restarting even before the Windows logo shows up. Is there some difference between a VirtualBox virtual machine and a real bare metal system that I need to account for?

And is there a way to salvage my current virtual reference system without having to remake it from scratch on bare metal?