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I hadn't messed around removing 25kb gaps - I hadn't even spotted that there was one!ДЈ this brought up the message BOOTMGR is missing, which meant I had to restart from a Windows installation CD, after the first language choice, there's a little observed choice to 'repair your PC'. WFA frees translators from their desktop applications and allows them to work on translation projects from. By storing TMs, glossaries and files in a secure workspace on our centralized server, translators can access their data from anywhere. Why did Acronis TrueImage delete it? I have no idea. Wordfast Anywhere (WFA) allows translators to access and work on translation projects from a web browser.

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I've only been working on it for 24 hours without a break!ДЎ I need two computers, one which works so I could download the stuff I needed and look things up on the web (including this page)Дў Disk Director found the deleted partition. Thank-you so much Marc, bodgy, Dmitri, Mud Crab, DwnDrty for working this one through so that I could toddle along, read the resolution and implement it. Thanks everyone for your help! It is with your ideas that I was able to make it work and I'm very grateful !!! It should bring back the partition and that's it. Now, I think that TIH2009 should not leave the partition 'unallocated' and it sure should not complain about the sectors count unless there is something terribly wrong. Now, I don't know if restoring the image leaving the 25KB gap at the beginning of the partition or not made a difference and if I would have been able to do the same without it, but it did work nonetheless. From there, it repaired 'something' as the message stated without saying what (even the 'details' would not reveal) and then I tried to reboot the computer (crossing my fingers and toes.). I used Disk Director to 'un-delete' the partition and, sure enough, it was there, with all the files! I simply set it as active and then ran the Vista installation repair disk. So, since the last restore left the partition 'unallocated', I decided to see if the restored image was still there, kind of 'underneath'. number of copied sectors differs from counted.' message and leaving with an 'unallocated' partition, I wanted to try BCDedit (as stated from Bodgy's post above).Д«ut, in order to do so, I needed to have a partition to work on, and a partition with Windows installed. Following my last restore where TIH2009 finished with a 'Failed to restore image' because of '.

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