ATIH 2011 is Imaging Phantom Non-Existent Data ?
I use a licensed copy of ATIH 2011 on my computer. It has pretty much worked flawlessly up until now.
My Problem: ATIH is Imaging Phantom Non-Existent Data on two of my Extended Partition's Logical Drives. The Drives are completely empty (just reformatted them today before the Full Image Creation).
During Backup Image Configuration-Setup, ATIH 2011 sees that the Partitions are EMPTY. And I confirmed that they were in fact Empty by looking at the Drive Properties in Windows Disk Management and in Linux (Ubuntu): All they contain is Recycler (85 bytes) and, System Volume Information (1.4KB). But when the Image is Created - the Empty Logical Drives (on an Extended HDD Partition) V:\ and Z:\ contain 72GB and 65GB respectively.
Any Ideas on why this might be Happening ?
Thanks in Advance
BVR
John Martin (Johnny M!)
PS: Attaching Screen Shots to Visually walk you through the Problem.
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Thank You to "Tuttle" !
Good Catch - I was indeed misreading the reported Units of Size.
At tuttle says: "....... so almost nothing."
Relatively Speaking - Very True.
So I am not going to worry about this any further.
Thanks again tuttle.
BVR
Johnny M !
PS: But I am still curious what ATIH 2011 is imaging to produce so much more data than I can see on the Partitions even when I look at them with Hidden and Windows System Files Visible (even looked at them in Linux which sees everything).
"Don't Worry, Be Happy" - Bobby McFerrin
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Windows Disk Management does not report the drives as totally empty. It reports that a small amount of each is in use. That's normal even on what you think is an empty drive.
A certain amount of data would be needed in writing the backup file to record details about each drive. Even an empty partition
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