GOT IT!
Yes, I had to use EaseUS Partition Master to change the 160 GB drive back to MBR, next I restarted with the old C: and D: drive (on the first 1 TB physical drive) which is now backed up. I deleted all partitions (I had to use EaseUS again as windows took it offline because of a signature conflict with the cloned 160 GB drive) and converted it to MBR (again with EaseUS) now I am moving all my data and backups onto the first 1 TB drive so I can convert the second 1 TB drive from GPT to MBR and use it as the mirror with Window's own tools.
With all this I only needed to use Ghost for one operation: copying the C: drive and restoring it to Another drive (Windows won't let you do this evidently, even with MBR disks) I guess that is why you buy Ghost!
I probably could have used Partition Magic for the other stuff if I had it. I wish Ghost, Utilities and Partition Magic were on one disk!
I figured out the reason I had all disks as GPT: I originally was going to use this computer for a combo Mac/ Windows machine (Macs use GPT exclusively now). My wife kindly reminded me that I was building it for her, make it wife friendly! So out goes the Mac stuff (It really worked pretty good aside from a few glitches, iMovie and Garage Band are AWESOME with a Core i5 quad 3.1 GHz!)
SO REMEMBER KIDS: Just say no to GPT unless you run Mac OS or maybe Windows 8 or 9 or 17 or whatever Mr. Balmer wants to call the 'good' one! Not saying Windows 7 is bad, mind you...
Thanks all. I will mark this as solved when I get everything completed (I am typing this a little early as I still have some copy operations to finish but the rest is repeating what I have already done).
The sun is about to go down in Idaho, another wonderful day spent with Windows! ;oD
Russell - Idaho USA
