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Boot order, new drive
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I'm trying to ghost my c: drive using Norton Ghost 03. I have an external drive (where I have ghost installed) and I installed it on the computer where the CD/RW drive is.
I did this so the ghosting would not take so long using a usb cable.
I tried changing the boot order to recognize the new drive but all the options on drives I get are:
A:
C:
USB:
and something else (not E or D)
What am I missing?
I did this so the ghosting would not take so long using a usb cable.
I tried changing the boot order to recognize the new drive but all the options on drives I get are:
A:
C:
USB:
and something else (not E or D)
What am I missing?
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