It recognized the system drive, the backup drive, and the intended destination drive. The Dell would not allow me to select an external SATA drive on a universal adapter as the recovery destination despite recognizing it as available.

I would add that even using another laptop wasn't as much help as it should be. So the problem would appear to be lack of support for the Toshiba Laptop Video system. The small high res splash screen window in the top left never appears nor does the main hi-res input screen that follows it. In watching the screen, it is apparent that the disk fails in the Toshiba when it switches to high resolution video output. I loaded the recovery CD onto two other laptops (Dell and Sony) with no problem. A lot of trouble only to discover that it was the same revision as the one I already had. I tried downloading and installing the latest version of the CD image - no good. I cannot use the program let alone recover the backup I made. But after I click on TrueImage, the screen goes blank after a short while and then nothing happens anymore. When I boot from the TrueImage Recovery CD I get the Intro screen on my Toshiba Satellite laptop.

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