Help! Resize of Secure Zone screwed up partition table

My configuration:
Windows XP Home Edition
Drive 1: C:\
Drive 2: D:\ + Acronis secure zone
My secure zone had 1 full backup + 7 incremental backups

I tried to do an incremental backup of my C:\ drive into the
Acronis secure zone and 3/4 the way through it failed
complaining that the secure zone was too small.

I then tried to resize my acronis secure zone using
the "Manage secure zone" button to increase it
from 15GB to 20GB. The moment I tried this, my
CPU went to 100%. I waited 2h in hopes it would
complete, but it was stuck and i was forced to log
off the user to gain control of my machine back.
(Noramally resizing of parititions should be almost instant)
This resulted in the system killing the secure zone process
before it was finished.

The result is that while I can read my D:\ drive,
the moment i try to write anything to it, my system
reboots. If i try to use "Manage secure zone"
it does not let me increase or decrease paritition sizes.
Window's DiskAdministrator seems to still recognize
the partition sizes.

In short, the paritition table must have been corrupted.

Does anyone know how to fix this?
Why did TrueImage corrupt the table in the first place?

Thanks,
Ignac Vucko.

 

Hello Ignac Vucko,

Please create Acronis Report (see https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=55317) and send to support@acronis.com along with the link to this thread. It will allow us to investigate the problem.

Thank you.
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Irina Shirokova