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csp27

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  1. Thanks for you reply, Could you please elaborate on how I can do this,bit of a newbie! Symatec staff didnt mention anything like that to me in support. Thanks, Chris
  2. Hi All, I Installed Microsoft Framework .net 1.1 and then Norton Ghost 9.0 put in its key and it installed fine then i tryed making a image of my drive to a folder on my external hardrive via USB and went through all the steps and at the end I got this error. "Backup of C:\ did not complete successfully." "The Virtual Volume Imaging Driver (pqv2i.sys) is not present on the system." "Error EC8F000C: Cannot find the Virtual Volume Image Driver." "Error 00000002: The system cannot find the File Specified. Unspecified error I use XP pro with SP2. I spoke to Symantec and they said the System Restore on XP is causing it,so I disabled System Restore and the same error appears. Anyone have any ideas on what I can do to make a clean image copy? Thankyou, Chris
  3. Hi All, Im new to this forum and it looks great! I have the exact error to the above post after installing Ghost to my laptop. It runs XP pro with SP2 not x64 I was basically sent in circles by symantec staff this morning. I am attempting to image copy my HD to an external HD via USB. Appreciate any more feedback and some directions on what to do. Thanks, Chris

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