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I'm running a Dell Optiplex. After a hard disk failure on my primary, &nbsp;I installed a new Western Digital EIDE, installed W2K, etc. &nbsp;The WD is my first of two physical hard drives. &nbsp;Everything appears to be functioning correctly. &nbsp;The drive is correctly identified in the BIOS when I run setup at login. My C: and D: drives show correctly in Windows. &nbsp;However, if I use PQ Drive Image to try to make a backup image, I get the message: &quot;Error#91. &nbsp;Disk Manager has been detected on Drive 0, but Disk Manager is not running.&quot; &nbsp;Also, if I try to make a Ghost image, both drives appear as sources for the image but neither physical drive appears as a destination drive to place the image. &nbsp;I ran WD's diagnostics, but nothing comes up. &nbsp;Any ideas as to what I need to do? (I'm a data person, not an IT pro. &nbsp;Please walk me through it.)
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I'm running a Dell Optiplex. After a hard disk failure on my primary,  I installed a new Western Digital EIDE, installed W2K, etc.  The WD is my first of two physical hard drives.  Everything appears to be functioning correctly.  The drive is correctly identified in the BIOS when I run setup at login. My C: and D: drives show correctly in Windows.  However, if I use PQ Drive Image to try to make a backup image, I get the message: "Error#91.  Disk Manager has been detected on Drive 0, but Disk Manager is not running."  Also, if I try to make a Ghost image, both drives appear as sources for the image but neither physical drive appears as a destination drive to place the image.  I ran WD's diagnostics, but nothing comes up.  Any ideas as to what I need to do? (I'm a data person, not an IT pro.  Please walk me through it.)

Disk Manager Error in PQ Drive Image

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