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Hi<br />
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Im trying to restore an image created with Symantec Solutions Suite 2.5. <br />
When I created the image I placed it on an external HDD. <br />
Now when I boot up on another machine to restore the image, I can access Ghost, all partitions are visible, including the external, but when I shall choose the image file to restore from, I choose from the drop down list the external HDD, and I get the error message: Error 8027 : An internal inconsistency has been detected. If this problem persists, contact Symantec Technical Suppo&amp; <br />
I have tried to copy the image file to another external HDD, but still same response. <br />
I have tried another computer to restore the image to, (I have 7 identical laptops who shall have this image), but again exact same response.<br />
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The laptops are running Windows Vista 32-bit business<br />
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Can anyone help me with this problem please?!<br />
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Kind regards Tommy<br />
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Hi

Im trying to restore an image created with Symantec Solutions Suite 2.5. 
When I created the image I placed it on an external HDD. 
Now when I boot up on another machine to restore the image, I can access Ghost, all partitions are visible, including the external, but when I shall choose the image file to restore from, I choose from the drop down list the external HDD, and I get the error message: Error 8027 : An internal inconsistency has been detected. If this problem persists, contact Symantec Technical Suppo& 
I have tried to copy the image file to another external HDD, but still same response. 
I have tried another computer to restore the image to, (I have 7 identical laptops who shall have this image), but again exact same response.

The laptops are running Windows Vista 32-bit business

Can anyone help me with this problem please?!

Kind regards Tommy



Problem with restoring image from external HDD

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