govtechie

I don't know how to get out of your current problem, but I have done the Ghost 2003 install several times. If you do this again, don't make the boot disk during the installation of Ghost. You can always do it later. Once Ghost is installed, then you make a Ghost floppy which is a Dos boot disk with the ghost.exe on it also. Ghost makes the disk bootable with PC-DOS and then puts ghost on the same disk. With this disk and a floppy drive or a USB floppy that you can take from machine to machine you can create a ghost image of a personal computer and save it to CD. It takes me about 4 CDs for my images. Although I may soon start doing this with DVDs, so might be able to get a complete image on one DVD. I also use Ghost off a network share and boot up to our network using a disk like Bart's Boot disk. It logins to the network in a Dos mode, then I run ghost from there.