
08-27-2007
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Re: Complete PC Restore without format
convert your disk to basic and do a new backup
"carlbeck" <carlbeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C09FE50C-79B1-452D-8A7A-6C3C674F9DAD@microsoft.com...
> Thanks AJR. I understand that. What I want is to be able to restore
> WITHOUT
> formating. This would leave the partitions formated to a Basic mode and
> hopefully simple restore the software.
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> "AJR" wrote:
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>> Regarding the following from your post "... I made a "Windows Complete PC
>> Backup". I then got my hard drive with 4 partitions reformatted in the
>> Basic Mode. ..." - If you made the PC backup with the disk(s) being
>> dynamic
>> and followd this by converting the disk to basic (as your post implies)
>> the
>> restoration would restore the disk(s) to the state that existed at the
>> time
>> of backup - e.g.Dynamic.
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>> "carlbeck" <carlbeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:0DB9AEB2-23A7-4BE3-90CB-C89C4AA47AA2@microsoft.com...
>> > don't know how it happened but my hard drive was formated in a Windows
>> > Dynamic mode. I discovered this when I tried to do an Acronis Disk
>> > Image
>> > which will not work with Dynamic Drives. I made a "Windows Complete PC
>> > Backup". I then got my hard drive with 4 partitions reformatted in the
>> > Basic
>> > Mode. When I do a "Windows Complete PC Restore" it formats the drive
>> > back
>> > to
>> > a Dynamic Mode.
>> >
>> > Is there any way I can do a "Windows Complete PC Restore" with out the
>> > Format Option. The check box for farmating is checked and greyed out
>> > so
>> > it
>> > cannot be unchecked. Can anyone HELP?
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