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Unfortunately, you're using an incompatible version of Ghost. Vista has a a different boot configuration than any previous version of Windows and Ghost 10 was not designed to account for this. Ghost 12 and 14 is compatible with Vista and would be the solution for your configuration.
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Thank you for a prompt reply.
If I separately restored the images to HD1 partion 1 using my present Ghost version, and then created new images using one of the newer Ghost versionsyou list, would this solve my dual-boot problem?
Thank you.
When you have a dual boot with Vista, the BCD takes precedence over the Boot.ini. You'll need 12/14 for both now.
Thanks.