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I'm in the process of starting afresh on a new hard disk which I'm going to
partition rather differently to the old one to accomodate a HyperOS setup.

I imaged the C drive onto a spare disk then removed the original disk and
set it to one side for sake-keeping in case the new disk didn't work out.

Well I created a smaller partition on the new disk, restored successfully
using the TrueImage boot disk and rebooted. Windows appeared but after
logging in it pauses for a bit then gives me the login again. Same thing in
Safe mode.

Had a hunch that it might play along if I put the network connection back in
but I got an error message about Services.exe - didn't note it down exactly,
something about not being able to find the A drive of all things.

I'm back on my original disk now. Any ideas on how I can restore this image
successfully. If I can't then I'm back to reinstalling Windows from scratch
again

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 23:51:59 -0000, "Deano" <>
wrote:

>I'm in the process of starting afresh on a new hard disk which I'm going to
>partition rather differently to the old one to accomodate a HyperOS setup.
>
>I imaged the C drive onto a spare disk then removed the original disk and
>set it to one side for sake-keeping in case the new disk didn't work out.
>
>Well I created a smaller partition on the new disk, restored successfully
>using the TrueImage boot disk and rebooted. Windows appeared but after
>logging in it pauses for a bit then gives me the login again. Same thing in
>Safe mode.
>
>Had a hunch that it might play along if I put the network connection back in
>but I got an error message about Services.exe - didn't note it down exactly,
>something about not being able to find the A drive of all things.
>
>I'm back on my original disk now. Any ideas on how I can restore this image
>successfully. If I can't then I'm back to reinstalling Windows from scratch
>again
>
Put the partition back to it's proper size for the image