Thanks Steve.
I don't have the old computer.
The old and new computer had Vista Premium O.S. and are 64 bit systems
I have done restores before and have never encountered a situation like this ,I still don't know why when the original backup was done, why it also included the small image drive, as this drive as labeled the D drive is never used as a drive to perform a backup to.
The part that I find difficult, is when I select restore all files not presently on this computer and when you select ok ,it comes back with the options to restore to the user accounts ,in this case there are three of them.
The choices given are to restore to the following user accounts ,the proper names of the accounts are listed and when you select ok it now scans and compares the information to be restored .
The next step is when it displays the user accounts you have two options
First option -restore to user accounts
Second option to restore to c/ restore folder.
Selecting anyone of these choices, the results are the same.
I understand that the image drive which is about 10 gigs when backed up can not restore to the new image drive which is about the same size ,with just two gigs available.
This is all that is preventing me from restoring the missing files.
Thanks,
Thomas Roughan
tmr01906@hotmail.com
