When you want to tranport a working XP from one compi to another, The way I get "D:" drive to reappear is to go to "Computer management->Storage->Disk management," click on the "D:" drive's "Unallocated" space and adding a "New Simple Volume." Then it reappears in "Explorer" and, of course, there is no disk image anymore.Īs I said, I'm pulling my hair out with this.Paragon Rescue Kit works good, but only on the same compi later. Then I go to "Explorer" and find that the "D:" drive has disappeared there as well. Now, when I click on "Browse for an image or backup file to restore" it doesn't show "D:" drive anymore! It's disappeared! So, not knowing what else to do I clear out of the emergency boot disk and go back to my regular boot to the "C:" drive. So I click "Cancel" and it goes back to the window that had started up before the pop-ups that now says, in red, "Operation Cancelled." When I click "This PC" the "D:" drive isn't shown and I can't find the. I click "Continue." Then the hell starts and I get another pop-up looking like any "Explorer" prompt asking me to "Find file - E08******.mrimg" But "D:" drive isn't shown as an option. I set the destination disk as my "D:" drive and hit "Finish." I get a pop-up that says, "The following drives will be overwritten" with the "D:" drive shown. I open Reflect, and after making a boot disk, I click on "Image selected disks on this computer" click on "C:" drive as source and "D:" as destination. Confusing, eh? I'll go through my process and you can tell me where I'm messing up.
When I try to restore it the disk image disappears and then the whole drive disappears. What's happening in a nut-shell is that I have a new drive (D: 2TB Seagate BarraCuda ST2000DM008) that I'm trying to restore my old drive (C: 1TB Samsung MZ7LF120HCHP-000L1) onto.
I've got the latest Macrium Reflect 7.2 on Windows 10 w/latest updates.
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