How to use the "disk detection function" of Ghost to use the "disk detection function" of Ghost

How to use the "disk detection function" of Ghost to use the "disk detection function" of Ghost
Because I have stored a large amount of data on the e-disk on my computer, the space is too short, and there is a lot of space left on disk C and disk D. Why don't I divide it into parts for the e-disk? Therefore, I used the lossless partition software PartitionMagic (PQ) in Windows to distribute the 1 GB disk and MB disk D to the E disk. Although the adjustment speed was exceptionally slow, it was still completed.

After entering the Windows system, double-click "my computer" to go to the E-disk to view your data files. Oh, my God! All the files in the disk E disappear, and the space size does not change. Check disk C and disk D and find that the space has been reduced.

Select "check error" when you enter the Elastic Block Storage, but the check fails. I tried to use the "disk scanner" in Windows to check the error. As a result, I detected many lost file fragments. After "all fixes", the E disk immediately filled up with countless files. CHK files, but these are not the files in the E disk at all. What should I do? It may be my valuable data!

Calm down and think about it. By the way, isn't the "disk detection function" in Ghost? The dead horse is in the active horse medical care, so enter the Ghost, select "Local/Check/Disk" in sequence, and press enter to start detection. It is found that the directory and file of the check process contain the original files on the edisk, so it is easy to retrieve the original files.

First, use Ghost to save the Elastic Block Storage as an image file on disk D, and then format the Elastic Block Storage. Then, the space of the Elastic Block Storage is changed to the expected size by using PQ. Finally, use Ghost Explorer to open the image file, extract the file from the file to the edisk, and open the edisk again to run the program. Everything is normal. At this point, the partitions damaged by PQ are successfully restored.

After solving the problem, I found that the author made a low-level error when adjusting the partition, because PQ8.0 can only adjust adjacent partitions, the preceding problem occurs when the C and E disks are adjusted across partitions.