E000101F4 : Failed to read data from the disk

I'm trying to restore a full image from the second drive in the system to the fist drive and I'm getting the error above.

I'm trying to restore image to a new partition on Drive 1. (I'm testing the restore procedure at this stage)

Error occurs after TI reboots the system, starts and does some partition verification.

The sector number reported in the error is mostly the same: 729,050,305, but sometimes I'm seeing 729,050,193 or 729,050,179 or 729,050,180.

I have 5 full images and attempting to restore each one gives me the same error.

The puzzling thing is that TI complains about the same sector when I try to restore different images...

I've verified the images, and ran chkdsk on the second drive, and tried HD Tune v2.53 - nothing reported any errors with the drive on which the backups are stored.

Both drives are SATA on the same motherboard (ASUS P5W DH Deluxe) and connected to the same SATA controller (Intel ICH7R). I even tried to change the second drive to another SATA port on same controller - same error...

Using v9.1 build 3718.
Disk 1 (logical C) is 250GB Seagate ST3250620AS
Disk 2 (logical F) is a 320GB Western Digital WD3200JD

 

Hello Scared,

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Please notice that the error message most likely refers to destination drive. Please run chkdsk with /r key on the drive you are restoring to.

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