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Is this a known bug in Ghost 12? It's happening on a Vista system that was upgraded from Vista Business to Vista Ultimate. In the future, I'll run chkdsk /f before imaging.
Another problem I always get with restores of Vista images with Ghost 12 is it tells me that 'Windows didn't shutdown correctly and whether I want to Safe Boot or Boot Normally' on the first boot of the restored image. Why does this occur?
Regards.
Not this is not a bug. One thing doesn't have to have happened due to the other. What's happening is that there is data on a sector that Ghost cannot properly handle. This is to prevent corruption in the image that is created.
I'm trying to restore a Ghost 12 image of a Vista Ultimate SP1 disk. During the file system check at the end of the restore, I get the following message:
Error: EA390601 File number greater than 4 billion
Would appreciate any help in resolving this error. Creation of the image went without any problems.
Regards.
Try running CHKDSK /F on the drive in question. That should remove that error.