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Windows XP Pro Version 2002 Build 2600 Service Pack 3 ST315003 41AS USB devise is in a Rosewill R2-JBOD USB 2.0 DUAL-BAY Internal Interface: SATA I/II Support Mode: JBOD/BIG (setting is in JBOD (only one HD in box)) ST325082 4A USB devise is in a AMS VENUS DS-2316B2BK Internal Interface: IDE The error occurs right towards the very end of the backup (just a few seconds before it is finished) So therefore I will attempt to explain the difference between the two drive, and let Symantec pinpoint and correct the problem. Actually I believe wrote that Symantec could not reproduce the problem. I read everything you had online about this problem, but nothing helped or explained the problem. I get this error only when I send the file to a 1.5TB Seagate ST315003 41AS USB devise.Īnother USB devise 250GB Seagate ST325082 4A USB devise does not have this problem.

This error is consistent when writing to the external USB Rosewill R2-JBOD USB 2.0 DUAL-BAY 1.5GB box. Error EBAB03F1: The process cannot access the file because another process has locked a portion of the file. 7:Įrror EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of (C:\) MASTER2007. Pros: Does a fine job of backing up my hard drive, although the first backup in a new backup set runs quite slowly.Ĭons: Cannot drive copy SATA drives correctly.I get following error on Norton Ghost 14.0.
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Next time I will check and be certain that whatever software I choose for copying a hard drive it will handle the type of drive I am using. I was completely taken by surprise by the Ghost 15 screw-up. But the entire experience was very frustrating because, although I did not specifically verify that the latest version of Ghost would handle SATA drives, in my experience Norton products have never let me down. The original drive was readable, so I was able to recover data file and email messages, etc.
#RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT NORTON GHOST INSTALL#
I replaced it with the copy and had the same result.I had to do a complete new install on the new drive. apparently the boot cylinder was wiped out.

After copying the SATA drive, with the original drive still in place, my computer would not boot. I have copied several drives with earlier versions of Ghost, but always on IDE drives. The copy ran for a number of hours, as expected. I installed Ghost 15.0 on the computer and proceeded to perform a disk copy. So I bought an external SATA drive enclosure for the 1TB drive. The first thing I discovered was that the new Dell slim case has room for only one drive. The internal drive was a SATA WD 320MB drive. I purchased a new SATA WD 1TB drive for my Dell desktop. Norton Ghost is a reliable, powerful and easy to use backup tool that prevents you from losing any important files in the case of a computer disaster. Backup copies can take a long time, so you should probably leave the program running in the background while doing something else – or even better, schedule backups to take place when you don't need to use the PC.

When backing up the whole drive, Norton Ghost will also create a restoration point that will enable you to recover your system in case something goes horribly wrong.Īs efficient and easy to use as it is, Norton Ghost requires just one thing: patience. Norton Ghost can also create an exact copy of your hard drive (with all the existing files, programs and settings). Of course, Norton Ghost lets you change any of these settings later on in the program’s configuration menu. The backup copies can be conveniently scheduled and restored at any time, should the worst happen. You can configure as many different backup tasks in Norton Ghost as you need, each one of them with its own settings.
