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thanks a lot. <br />
I had to change the SATA Drive Operation Mode to Combination to see the external hard drive .. <br />
I used the bootable floppy disk and another one with ghost application on. <br />
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thanks a lot.
I had to change the SATA Drive Operation Mode to Combination to see the external hard drive ..
I used the bootable floppy disk and another one with ghost application on.



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HI, I'm using Ghost 8.0.. <br />
I've prepared the Dell Optiplex GX &nbsp;520 to create standard image that I need to save in the external hard drive.<br />
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After picking the drive ( local C:\ ) that I want to make a copy.. &nbsp;, it does not give me the option to pick the external hard drive physically attached to the computer as the drive to tsave the image file to.. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm seeing A:\ &nbsp;and CD-DVD drive.. <br />
what should i do to proceed with this.. my goal is to keep the image file on the seagate external hard drive.. thx in advance. <br />
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HI, I'm using Ghost 8.0.. 
I've prepared the Dell Optiplex GX  520 to create standard image that I need to save in the external hard drive.

After picking the drive ( local C:\ ) that I want to make a copy..  , it does not give me the option to pick the external hard drive physically attached to the computer as the drive to tsave the image file to..  

I'm seeing A:\  and CD-DVD drive.. 
what should i do to proceed with this.. my goal is to keep the image file on the seagate external hard drive.. thx in advance. 




Norton Ghost Menu -  File Name to copy Image to does not list external hard drive

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