Resolved Seagate Disk Wizard (made by Acronis True Image)

Are any of you familiar with this software?

I tried to restore a disk image backup lately (broken down into fifteen 4.33gb sections that are stored on E drive), and the program aborted shortly after rebooting. I have used this exact same software to restore an XP computer with stellar results, but not so with Windows 7.

I have posted a log from the imaging software. I hope it is not too hard to read.

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "UTF-8" ?>
<log build= "169" product= "Seagate*DiscWizard" task= "7C9552AE-35F5-4E1B-88E3-19A93C457BF0" uuid= "FED71BC2-6F55-4C05-B525-8200972D6E87" version= "1.0 ">
<event code= "2" id= "1" level= "2" message= "The &quot;Current image restore operation&quot; operation started" module= "100" time= "1378940490" />
<event code= "503" id= "2" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition 0-0..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "503" id= "3" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition 1-1..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "503" id= "4" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition 1-2..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "503" id= "5" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition C:..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "503" id= "6" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition D:..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "503" id= "7" level= "2" message= "Analyzing partition E:..." module= "1" time= "1378940491" />
<event code= "1020" id= "8" level= "2" message= "&lt;bold>Image Restore data&lt;/bold>&lt;endl/>&lt;tabpoint value=30>&lt;indent value=4>From file: &lt;indent value=10>&lt;textcolor value=&quot;navyblue&quot;>&quot;E:\8-27-13\MyImage1.tib&quot;&lt;/textcolor>&lt;/indent>&lt;indent value=4>&lt;endl/>Image Backup type: &lt;indent value=10>&lt;textcolor value=&quot;navyblue&quot;>Image&lt;/textcolor>&lt;/indent>&lt;indent value=4>&lt;endl/>Restoration of: &lt;indent value=10>&lt;textcolor value=&quot;navyblue&quot;>Discs&lt;/textcolor>&lt;/indent>&lt;indent value=4>&lt;endl/>&lt;/indent>" module= "1" time= "1378940495" />


<event code= "1003" id= "9" level= "3" message= "Reboot is required.
Use care when handling disc drives. They are sensitive to static electricity and shock. Be sure to provide adequate cooling for systems with more than one disc drive. Do not delete the data on an old drive until you are certain the new disc drive is ready to take its place.
Vista users should have their Vista installation discs ready following reboot. Follow the onscreen instructions if prompted by the operating system after the migration completes.: reBoot/Cancel" module= "10" time= "1378940495" />

<event code= "1003" id= "10" level= "2" message= "Reboot is required.
Use care when handling disc drives. They are sensitive to static electricity and shock. Be sure to provide adequate cooling for systems with more than one disc drive. Do not delete the data on an old drive until you are certain the new disc drive is ready to take its place.
Vista users should have their Vista installation discs ready following reboot. Follow the onscreen instructions if prompted by the operating system after the migration completes.: reBoot/Cancel: User replied: reBoot" module= "10" time= "1378940518" />
</log>

 

Followup...

I have since given up on image restoration process (PC is running OK), but I am at a loss as to why Acronis quit on me. For what it's worth, those fifteen 4.33gb image sections are stored in a folder I made.