Hi I've tried sending this message (my first), but it never appeared. Here goes again. I've stored a Ghost backup for C Drive and D Drive (Recovery) on an external hard drive. My Vista System Restore has stopped working, so I want to restore my computer. Do I have to restore both C and D drives? If so, do I have to restore them in any particular order? Thanks
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- Thread starter Freddy01
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Hello Freddy,
If you have image of your whole drive, better is to restore the whole drive from that
image. But if you made independently both partitions ( C and D), in that case you can
restore just one. I mean the C drive with the OS.
Please remember if you have any data which you add after making image, you should
backup on the DVD or any other media before starting recovery process. Otherwise
this data will be overwrite by previous one.
Cheers...
If you have image of your whole drive, better is to restore the whole drive from that
image. But if you made independently both partitions ( C and D), in that case you can
restore just one. I mean the C drive with the OS.
Please remember if you have any data which you add after making image, you should
backup on the DVD or any other media before starting recovery process. Otherwise
this data will be overwrite by previous one.
Cheers...
My Computer
System One
-
- Manufacturer/Model
- Gateway P7805u FX
- CPU
- Intel Core2Duo T9600 2.80GHz 1066MHz FSB
- Motherboard
- Intel PM45
- Memory
- 8GB 1066MHz DDR3
- Graphics Card(s)
- Nvidia GeForce 9800M GTS 1GB DDR3
- Monitor(s) Displays
- LG 17" WUXGA TFT
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x 1200
- Hard Drives
- WD 2x500GB
- Case
- notebook
- Other Info
- BT/BD
That's great Martee, it's all I needed to know. I didn't find an option on Ghost to produce an image of the whole hard drive, but it sounds as if the images of the two drives I've got will work fine. Many thanks Freddy