This is for your protection so you don't accidently overwrite a good partition. To do the same thing is Ghost 9, I think you are on the right track but Ghost 9 emergency Recovery boot CD wants to restore your backup image onto an unformatted/unused portion of your hard drive. There are often problems doing this because each motherboard is different and the drivers needed for the new pc are not on the hard drive from the old one. Or search Google for "XP Motherboard change" You then will probably have to do a Windows XP "repair install" because the PC's are not the same motherboard, etc. If this is true, the simplest thing to do is just physically remove the hard drive from your old PC and put it in the new one. Sandra Jo, I'm assuming that you want to use Ghost 9 to "move" your PC hard drive from an old one to a new PC. So.my question, my good sirs and madams, is how do I get it to recognize the internal hard drive so I can restore the c drive onto the local hard drive? I've heard about partitioning.and if this is what I need to do, can someone please help me with this? I do have a copy of partition Magic 7.01 available if that helps. Now, this is a dell computer, so it came with all the microsoft who ha on it and I've been able to boot the machine to the point of windows coming up and being functional. it did not list any other hard drives/media at all. the only drive that was listed was the external hard drive. everything went lected the image off of the external device.until I came to the destination screen. selected advanced utilites and system restore. Next, I plugged the external's usb (both usb 2.0) into my new computer. I made an image of my old computer's hard drive (c:) to an external hard drive (over a usb port).
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