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gb62 wrote:My Toshiba Satellite's C drive has an "eisa configuration partition" (the first partition listed in 'computer managment' console in Vista).
Q1: Does Ghost 12, when doing a full system backup, include that partition?
Q2: If I wish to do a full restore from a Ghost image, will having that eisa partition on the C drive interfere with the restoratoin process?
Q3: [less important] Is there a way to back up that eisa partition, just in case
When you set up a backup of Ghost. It will list the partitions you want to include in your backup. If it doesn't list it, then it won't back it up. Ghost 10+ is a partition based imaging program. So, when you restore you shouldn't have a problem as you would be restoring your system partition back to the original partition. I don't know the answer to your third question as I'm not familiar with that kind of partition.
I figured it out. What you might have added is that, if you do not see a partition there is an option to reveal hidden partitiions, which I did. Also, my note says Ghost 12, not 10 as you replied. The eisa partition is the one that manufacturers put on laptops to restore to factory fresh state
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