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You need to add sata controller driver image. 
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You need to add sata controller driver image.

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Switch Sata Off prior to ghosting is the easiest method, you can do this within the bios, alternatively you will need to create a Windows PE Boot Disk to be add Sata Controllers, try Barts PE for a free one <a href="http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/" rel="ugc">www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/</a>
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Switch Sata Off prior to ghosting is the easiest method, you can do this within the bios, alternatively you will need to create a Windows PE Boot Disk to be add Sata Controllers, try Barts PE for a free one www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/ [http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/]

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How do i add SATA controller driver image??
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How do i add SATA controller driver image??

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Isn't that what I suggested?
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&quot;matrixnz&quot; should get the credit for this, it was his suggestion that I followed to solve my similar problem. 
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"matrixnz" should get the credit for this, it was his suggestion that I followed to solve my similar problem.

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Yes i agree he should get the credit
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Iam trying to use Ghost 11 to image a SATA Drive. &nbsp;I usually boot the machine via a USB key which has PC Dos, which takes me to Ghost, then i can select Ghostcast or Multicast and image the machine, but now with the SATA drive, i don't have the option to do a multi or ghost cast
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Iam trying to use Ghost 11 to image a SATA Drive.  I usually boot the machine via a USB key which has PC Dos, which takes me to Ghost, then i can select Ghostcast or Multicast and image the machine, but now with the SATA drive, i don't have the option to do a multi or ghost cast

Ghosting a SATA drive using a USB key

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