Oct 10, 2002 - PowerQuest Drive Image 2002 review: PowerQuest Drive Image 2002. The Bad Doesn't support recordable DVD drives; no free phone. To download POWERQUEST DRIVE IMAGE 2002, click on the Download button I'm powerquest drive image 2002 here is about 3D games which are a very rare thing in Linux, considering a gaming in Linux is madness.

I have a problem where we have purchased an old production process that is controlled by a windows 2000 PC. The hard drive has failed and we were provided with an image that was created with Power Quest Drive Image 5. I cant find any body selling this version of software and we dont have the original. I have noticed Norton bought out Power Quest so will one of the Norton Ghost products re compile my Power Quest Drive image or would a later version of Power Quest ie 2002 or version 7 re create the image. I have a problem where we have purchased an old production process that is controlled by a windows 2000 PC. The hard drive has failed and we were provided with an image that was created with Power Quest Drive Image 5.

I cant find any body selling this version of software and we dont have the original. I have noticed Norton bought out Power Quest so will one of the Norton Ghost products re compile my Power Quest Drive image or would a later version of Power Quest ie 2002 or version 7 re create the image. Drive image 5 and drive image 2002 both use DOS based images.pqi that are compatable with Ghost. I always found it odd Symantec kept that compatibility and never added support for the DOS based Ghost files. But as Red says, the Ghost 15 recovery disk will have no problems with those image files. I have done it myself. Drive Image 7 used.v2i image files, it's basically the same as Ghost 9 and those image formats are fully supported as well except the ones made with medium compression.

(but there is a workaround for that as well). If you don't need to restore the image but only need to open it up to extract data from it I have a tool somewhere around here that can do that.

‹ The is being. › Drive Image Microsoft Windows Drive Image ( PQDI) is a software package for -based computers. The software was developed and distributed by the former Corporation. Drive Image version 7 became the basis for, which was released to retail markets in August 2004. Ghost was a competing product, developed by, before bought the company in 1998. This also explains the different file extensions used for Ghost image files: formerly it was.gho, now in versions 9.0 and above it is.v2i.

Contents • • • • Product history [ ] Drive Image version 7 was the last version published under the corporate banner. It was also the first version to include a native Windows interface for cloning an active; prior versions required a into a -like environment in order to clone the active partition.

In order to clone active partitions without requiring a reboot, Drive Image 7 employed a volume snapshot device driver which was licensed from StorageCraft. Drive Image 2002 (version 6) is the last release that allows the creation of a rescue set on, which can be used to create and restore an image. See also [ ] • References [ ].