an external USB hard drive to image what is on each machine > for backup purposes. Can I use one large external hard drive (~100Gb] > to do this and keep the images separate and independent from one > another? > Perhaps by partitioning the external drive...

to backup the image file; and would Ghost see the external HD from its Recovery CD? I'm not even sure that StorageSync makes an "image" file, since when I accessed the drive after the backup, I could see the directory structure and files and the manual...

Major Hard Drive Problem. 1st off thanks for any help in advance. I built this computer at the very 1st of the year. Everything went smoothly, until about one month ago after doing a clean install of xp and after i had used an external hard drive to copy...

had an older Ghost 9 image which I had already successfully used to restore the hard drive about a month ago. I restored this image. Again, the same programs didn't function properly, and in the same ways... I tested memory (memtest), hard drive itself...

or imaging). I got it on sale several months back for about $35 at NewEgg.com. You could use a USB enclosure, put your new hard drive in that, make it temporarily an external hard drive, clone the old drive to the new, then swap the drives. Either get...

200 GB external hard drive and plan to keep my data on that drive freeing up my #2 hard drive. Here is my question, Could I install my operating system on hard drive#1 and then whenever I install any programs install them on #2 hard drive. I know I can...

asking Symantec/Norton and/or reading the manual/PDFs on how to do this. Your explanation does not say where you are saving the image (external drive as an image, network drive as an image, etc) anyway.. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To...

another external hard drive, but it's already full and doesn't have enough memory for a drive image. I did what you suggested and deleted the copy and added an image of the external hard drive onto the main drive using Macrium Reflect. I'll look into the data...

what do you mean when you say it "does not show up as a ghost image". The external drive shows nothing? The cloned contents are not reflected on your external drive? Is there any reason why you cannot *directly* clone the contents of the old drive...

repair? I then asked her what would happen if I had to replace the hard drive in the computer, and put in a new completely blank hard drive. Would this "Restore CD" be able to install XP onto the new hard drive, and how would it do it if I couldn't...