I have a Dell desktop computer with a 3.8 ghz Pentium 4 processor. All of my Hard Disk Drives are SATA type drives. I have a 1TB HDD as my primary, and 250GB as a secondary hard disk installed on my computer. On my Acer laptop, it came with a 160GB 2.5" HDD, split in half, 80GB on "C" and 80GB on "D". To me that was an ineffective way to use the drive. In no time my C drive was crammed full, the D drive was less than 1/2 full and my laptop was beginning to have issues related to the full drive. I did not know how to move the partition on the drive without losing all my data, so I bought a WD 500GB for a replacement. I went to Best Buy, and got a Thermaltake Black Widow Dual Hard Drive Docking Station, and hooked it up to my desktop computer. When I tried to use Windows System tools to clone the Acer drive onto the WD 500GB replacement, I learned it would not make a true "clone" copy. So, I looked around and found that Norton Ghost would do what I needed to do. Upon further research I read that I should get version 14, not 15; because 15 had issues copying SATA drives. So, now I have installed Norton Ghost V14 on my Dell desktop, have the docking station connected using USB, and the *censored* thing still will not copy onto the new drive. *censored*. Norton comes back with the error message that it is unable to copy my drive because it has too many NTFS issues to deal with. I have no idea how to get this resolved, and really hate feeling so stupid. Is there any one of you willing to help me get past this? I could pay someone to do this, but I can't afford the $150.00 they want to do it. Anybody?
Thank you in advance,
Tom
