[Namflow]

I bought a larger hard drive and installed it into my computer. It is double the size of the original hd in my computer. I initialized and formatted the drive and named it "L". I then used Norton Ghost 15.0 to copy my original drive ("C") onto my new drive ("L"). It took an hour and a half to complete the copy. Now when I look at drive L, instead of "file folder" under type, it says either "eula.####" or "install.res.####.dll". Is this a bootable drive? Did I do something wrong? Thanks

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You need to clone the drive NOT just copy the drive to the new one.
Cloning will create an exact duplicate of the drive and should make it bootable.

[123Runner]

You need to clone the drive NOT just copy the drive to the new one.
Cloning will create an exact duplicate of the drive and should make it bootable.

[Namflow]

I thought that on Ghost 15.0, copying the drive is the same as clonging it. They do not have a clone option on Ghost 15.0. Is there another way to do this on Ghost 15.0? Thanks

[123Runner]

I did some searching and found that Norton labels cloning a drive as copying. The other thing I found is that there will be issues if you have already partitioned it and give it a drive letter. I guess they want it to be a uninitialized drive.