Resolving 0x80071ab0 Stop Error Message in Windows Vista

Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE) is a lightweight version of Windows Vista, XP or 2003. It is mainly used for deployment of servers and workstations. It controls the early boot process and comes with Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK). However, you might encounter a STOP error message after creating a Windows PE image file on a hard drive. Various factors responsible for occurrence of a STOP error message can be FAT file system (due to Windows Vista incompatibility), operating system file corruption, malicious software like virus etc. The data saved in the hard drive becomes inaccessible once you receive a STOP error message. In such situations, if there is no backup available, you need to use advanced and powerful Data Recovery Software.
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As a practical scenario, you create a Microsoft Windows PE image file on your Windows Vista based hard drive. However, when you attempt to add a package to your image file, you encounter the below error message:
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“0x80071ab0”
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After the above STOP error message appears, the data saved in the hard disk becomes inaccessible.
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Cause:
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The root cause for occurrence of the above error message is that you have not formatted your hard drive with NTFS file system.
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Resolution:
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To resolve the above problem and access the data, you need to convert the file system of your hard drive to NTFS. To do so, you need to follow these steps:

1=Click on the Start button, type command in the Start Search box and press Enter
2=Right-click Command Prompt in the Programs list, select Run as Administrator
3=If you receive a UAC (User Account Control) prompt to enter Administrator password,* enter the password and click Continue
4=Type the below command at the command prompt and press ENTER:
***** convert drive letter: /fs:ntfs
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But, if you still encounter the same error message after completion of file system conversion, you need to go for a clean reinstall of Windows Vista. A clean reinstall erases all the files and folders previously stored on the hard drive. To successfully recover and restore the lost files, you need to use effective File Recovery application. Such recovery applications use high-end scanning methods to provide absolute Data Recovery, even from a formatted hard drive. With their easy-to-understand interface, these applications act as user-friendly tools to recover lost data files.
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