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Recovering Missing Volumes After Restoring A Ghost Disk Image

August 6th, 2007

Experienced this problem with HP DL360 servers w/ 2-72GB disks, RAID 1.

After restoring a Windows 2003 DISK image (GHOST image) to the server, able to boot and work with drive C:. Unable to see and access drives E: and F: also thought to have been restored in the DISK image.

Solved by using DiskPart this way:

  • At a command prompt, type Diskpart <enter>
  • Type List Volumes <enter>
  • Missing volumes are seen, but they don’t show labels or drive letter assignment
  • Type Select Volume 2 <enter>
  • Type Assign <enter>
  • You’ll see an affirmative message.
  • Type List Volumes <enter>
  • Does the drive letter appear along with a volume label? Good.
  • Type Select Volume 3 <enter>
  • Type Assign <enter>
  • You’ll see an affirmative message.
  • Type List Volumes <enter>
  • All drive letters appear with their volume labels?
  • Type exit <enter> and close the command prompt.
  • Reboot the server to verify drive letters appear normally.

 

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