Each time I try to image my system using Norton Ghost I get a blue screen at
the end of the imaging process. The whole error follows:

Stop
0x000000c2(0x0000000000000007,ox00000000000011d3,ox00000000002c001e,0xfffffa8005103880)

I have noticed that others have seen this error inconjunction with other
factors (video card drivers, etc). Now I see the error on the Vista system
when I am saving a ghost image of another computer (XP OS) on the Vista
system. The transfer is taking place over a wired network to a USB HD on the
Vista System that appears to be working otherwise. However, I have been
having other problems with file transfers and permissions ever since a Vista
update that was installed on 10-29-2007. I am not sure of the scope of the
update. I am just wondering what is going on. The Vista system Imaging to
the same HD seems to be working alright.

The Blue screen said that it was making dumps but I don't know where they
are yet. Will see if I can find them.

jim

The English translation for your error code (0x000000c2) is "The operating
system cannot run %1".

That probably does very little to help, but I thought I'd pass it along.

jim


"Jim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Each time I try to image my system using Norton Ghost I get a blue screen
> at
> the end of the imaging process. The whole error follows:
>
> Stop
> 0x000000c2(0x0000000000000007,ox00000000000011d3,ox00000000002c001e,0xfffffa8005103880)
>
> I have noticed that others have seen this error inconjunction with other
> factors (video card drivers, etc). Now I see the error on the Vista
> system
> when I am saving a ghost image of another computer (XP OS) on the Vista
> system. The transfer is taking place over a wired network to a USB HD on
> the
> Vista System that appears to be working otherwise. However, I have been
> having other problems with file transfers and permissions ever since a
> Vista
> update that was installed on 10-29-2007. I am not sure of the scope of
> the
> update. I am just wondering what is going on. The Vista system Imaging
> to
> the same HD seems to be working alright.
>
> The Blue screen said that it was making dumps but I don't know where they
> are yet. Will see if I can find them.
>
> jim

Surprise! I am back again. I tried to image the system once more and an
error appeared during the final stages of the process once more. This time
the error was )x000000d1,
0x0000000000000000,0000000000000002,0000000000000001,fffff980007e22ec

I am really wondering if the problem may be in Ghost and not the OS. Hope
it isn't with Ghost. There isn't any real support available from the
Symantec organization.

jim

"Jim" wrote:

> Each time I try to image my system using Norton Ghost I get a blue screen at
> the end of the imaging process. The whole error follows:
>
> Stop
> 0x000000c2(0x0000000000000007,ox00000000000011d3,ox00000000002c001e,0xfffffa8005103880)
>
> I have noticed that others have seen this error inconjunction with other
> factors (video card drivers, etc). Now I see the error on the Vista system
> when I am saving a ghost image of another computer (XP OS) on the Vista
> system. The transfer is taking place over a wired network to a USB HD on the
> Vista System that appears to be working otherwise. However, I have been
> having other problems with file transfers and permissions ever since a Vista
> update that was installed on 10-29-2007. I am not sure of the scope of the
> update. I am just wondering what is going on. The Vista system Imaging to
> the same HD seems to be working alright.
>
> The Blue screen said that it was making dumps but I don't know where they
> are yet. Will see if I can find them.
>
> jim