What's going on with a valid mirror?

Problem: I used Ghost in DOS to create a C-disk image, Ghost prompted the C-disk backup success. But I go back to Windows XP but I can't find the C-disk image file, and the C-disk image of the E disk is really less 4GB space. Return to Dos again with Ghost view, also cannot see the mirror file. For this reason, I did the 2nd time C disk Mirroring, still is the same problem. Why do I always hint "not a valid mirror", How to solve?

XP system Download: You should use the Ghost 8.3, there are a lot of people when using ghost 8.3 to make ghost mirrors will appear "is not a valid mirror" or after the successful production of hard disk space is occupied and can not find a backup of the mirror. It is recommended that you use Ghost 8.2来 to make ghost mirrors later. If you want to use the Ghost 8.3, the mirror image should not be placed in the partition root directory, after the use of normal exit, do not use the hotkey to reboot directly. You can open "My Computer" or "explorer", right-click the backup Mirror partition, click properties → tools → start check, check automatically fix file system errors and scan and attempt to recover bad sectors, and scan the disk for a repair to allow ghost image files to appear.

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