KBE fails to start during setup with a status of 0xc000035a (4288240)

• File: \windows\system32\DRIVERS\nvme.sys
• Status: 0xc000035a
• info: Windows failed to load because a critical system driver is missing, or corrupt.

To resolve this issue, it is necessary to remove the samsung_nvme folder in the KBE Driver Pack PE3 and then build a new KBE.

To create a new WinPE3 KBE environment for Windows 7 x86 to address this specific error:

1. Go to Library | Overview | Download Media Manager
2. Select 'Download for Windows' (This will require .NET 4.0) and select to open when propmpted
3. Download Windows AIK deployment toolkit (to the same system where Media Manger was installed above): WAIK for windows 7 (WinPE3)
4. Download the KBE Driver Pack PE3 from the SDA Downloads
5. Extract the contents of the KBE Driver Pack PE3
6. Access the Samba share of the K2000.  Go to \\SDAIPAddress\drivers\kbe_windows_x86
   1. Remove all contents from this location (delete / relocate all folders inside of \\SDAIPAddress\drivers\kbe_windows_x86)
7. From the KBE Driver Pack PE3, copy the folders in the following location: \KBE_driver_pack_3\kbe_windows_x86 and place them in \\SDAIPAddress\drivers\kbe_windows_x86
8. Open the kace-winpe3-k00\storage directory in the Samba share (\\SDAIPAddress\drivers\kbe_windows_x86\kace-winpe3-k00\storage)
9. Delete the samsung_nvme folder (\\SDAIPAddress\drivers\kbe_windows_x86\kace-winpe3-k00\storage\samsung_nvme)
10. Open Media Manager (C:\Program Files (x86)\Quest\SDA Media Manager)
11. Select the 'Create KACE Boot Environment' tab
12. Fill in the SDA hostname or IP address and the Samba password
13. Name the KBE (eg: WinPE3_Win7x86_nosamsung)
14. Choose the architecture (32bit (x86))
15. Choose the Language (English (United States))
16. Enter the path: C:\Program Files\Windows AIK
17. Click Start Upload