I am trying to create a disk image of my computer's C drive but Norton Ghost 15 does not see any of the partitions on my harddrive.
I have 3 partitions. The system came with Vista installed and a vista recovery partition. I installed Windows 7 64bit afterwards, and during the install, I left the Vista recover partition (Just in case), and the rest of the harddrive I split into 2 partitions of roughly equal size (C: for OS and various other stuff, F: for data only)
I already have all of the data on my F: drive backed up to external media, but I want a disk image of my C: drive for recovery purposes.
I have run the PartInfo.exe utility and I have attached the partinfo.txt file.
I am trying to create a disk image of my computer's C drive but Norton Ghost 15 does not see any of the partitions on my harddrive.
I have 3 partitions. The system came with Vista installed and a vista recovery partition. I installed Windows 7 64bit afterwards, and during the install, I left the Vista recover partition (Just in case), and the rest of the harddrive I split into 2 partitions of roughly equal size (C: for OS and various other stuff, F: for data only)
I already have all of the data on my F: drive backed up to external media, but I want a disk image of my C: drive for recovery purposes.
I have run the PartInfo.exe utility and I have attached the partinfo.txt file.
I managed to get the backup to work. I uninstalled Norton Ghost, and I reinstalled it, but this time when i was prompted to ruin Live Update to get the latest version, I cancelled. I started the Norton Ghost application again it recognized the C: and F: drives and it even recognized the recovery partition. I was able to complete a backup of the C: drive that i was trying to do.
i am not sure why the drives were invisible after running Live Update, but in the end I got done what i wanted.
Thank you redk9258 for your reply, and to answer your question, I was able to see all of the drives in Windows Explorer, and in Disk management when Norton Ghost did not see them.