With Ghost 14, I'm trying to create a new recovery point set for my P: drive. However, the option is grayed out and I have the message "The recovery point set option is disabled because you have already assigned a selected drive to an existing recovery point set backup job. you can only have one recovery point set defined for each drive."
This P: drive is the same partition that used to have a different drive letter and different volume name. I removed the job for that archaic volume name from within the Run or Manage Backups window. I also deleted all the backup files from within the Manage Backup Destination window.
Evidently, this wasn't enough.
I searched C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Symantec\Norton Ghost .pqh files having the archaic volume name. I found one that could have been second generation archaic. That is, a name prior to the most recent prior name. I hid that file by renaming X.pqh to ---X.pqh---. This was still not enough.
I also rebooted once or twice between steps.
How do I make this sucker forget about the old backup job, WITHOUT having to uninstall and reinstall Ghost, and set up all my many complicated backup jobs again?
Thanks!