HI all , i took an image with Ghost 2003 , and when i'm trying to restore it this error occurs : Error Number: (11086) Message: Not enough room on target partition Version: 2003.793 (Dec 17 2003, Build=793) my OS is windows 7 professional 32-bit , Please can anyone tell me what's wrong because i badly need to restore this image . Thanks Sherif

Hi,


Found error in image file, Error Occurred, error 0901, 572, 2881
The camera says found error in image file, repair data now. When you press yes it says "Error occurred. Please replace disc." or use ac adapter/charger, turn off power. It won't let you go to Disc Navigation to finalize it. While recording video on DVD-R media the battery power may have failed and camera shut off. When turned on the message shown on the lcd is Found error in image file, Error Occurred, error 0901.



Regards.

turn of system restore in windows 7 and then try with norton make sure ur disk has enough space and make sure windows default backup is disabled

Hi,
This will only work if the drive with your new Windows installation is larger than the drive with your ghost image.
Assuming that the above is true, do the following:
Using disk management, create a partition on your hard drive which is large enough to accept your entire ghost backup. Restore your ghost image to this partition and then select any files or folders you may need. Once you have the necessary files you can delete the partition again if need be and use it for other storage purposes.
Let me know if you need any further assistance regarding the above.
Best wishes,
Graemevm

Are you booting from the disk?

Hi
This seems to be serious problem. Please share the exact error message. If there are any external devices connected to the system please remove and then try to boot the system again.
Also post the brand and model of your laptop so that we can be more specific in terms of the steps.

Thank you
Rakesh
Dell Expert.

No this is software proble,try to first format the drive and re-install OS again...

Slave your hard disk to another PC and try to run check disk to repair on the other hand If this error occurs regardless of your Ghost version, it is probably due to bad sectors on the destination drive if restoring an image, or due to bad sectors on the source drive if creating an image. Run Scandisk, checkdisk, or Norton Disk Doctor with a thorough surface test. hope it helps.

Vista volume containing system restore points
When a Vista volume containing system restore points is mounted in a Windows
XP/2003 volume, the restore points are deleted. The following error is displayed:
Question 1854: A source volume could not be locked as it is in use by another
process. Do you wish to attempt to force a dismount on the volume?
Run the task on Vista WinPE or in DOS as a work-around for this error.

If you are refering to Error: "19205 Compression error -4 while creating a spanned or split image" this is a bug on Norton Ghost. It has no Fix. You may try using a Larger Size settings for your image to remove the need to split images. Also try saving the backup file on a larger HDD. Try using a higher version or Use Acronis Disk Image instead. Its a lot stable than NGhost.

Hi, I did a Google on your error 437 and it would seem that this problem pops up only if: 1. using SYMANTEC (Ghost); or 2. using Original Toshiba Restore Disc. where possibly: a. the restoration procedure needs to write a log file somewhere (A:?) which does not exist and therefore waits; b. the restore disc is probably corrupted; and/or c. the Ghost image is corrupted. A few things you can try: * On another computer, check the integrity of your recovery disc; * Get hold of another Windows installer and do a complete, clean, fresh install (you will have to use your original Win numbers @ the bottom of your laptop). You will only need the recovery disc for your hardware drivers; or * Call Toshiba Support and get assistance. I was made to understand that they provide replacement Recovery Disc (>50USD). Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things are or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards.