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clean out files from your D drive, so you get space.<br />
you should NEVER let a disk become full - it can create lots of problems.
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clean out files from your D drive, so you get space.
you should NEVER let a disk become full - it can create lots of problems.

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you should post more info - what RAID setup do you use?<br />
and what is on the drive? if only ghost, you should be able to delete &nbsp;backup files (i suppose you take full backup - not incremental)
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you should post more info - what RAID setup do you use?
and what is on the drive? if only ghost, you should be able to delete  backup files (i suppose you take full backup - not incremental)

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My Dell Dimension 6300 has a RAID drive. &nbsp;I am using Norton Ghost 10 for backup and it is on my main hard drive, C. &nbsp;When I attempt to get into drive D which I believe is my RAID drive, I get a message that the drive is full. &nbsp;Checking this out under properties, this is confirmed. &nbsp;The Ghost software stopped functioning one month ago and gives a message that it's drive is full. &nbsp;Does Ghost use RAID drive D, or does RAID automatically copy everything? &nbsp;How can I resolve these two problems? &nbsp;What can I do in the future to prevent them?
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My Dell Dimension 6300 has a RAID drive.  I am using Norton Ghost 10 for backup and it is on my main hard drive, C.  When I attempt to get into drive D which I believe is my RAID drive, I get a message that the drive is full.  Checking this out under properties, this is confirmed.  The Ghost software stopped functioning one month ago and gives a message that it's drive is full.  Does Ghost use RAID drive D, or does RAID automatically copy everything?  How can I resolve these two problems?  What can I do in the future to prevent them?

Ghost disc is overloaded.

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