BTW it doesn't make any difference if I select the disk or the c: partition from the backup to restore.

There was a problem recognising the partitioning of my internal hdd. When this happens QDM only spits out errors and none of the destination disks can be selected. This also causes any partitioning tools included with QDM to be useless. I have found it extremely difficult to solve this problem. Creating partitions with other partitioning tools was not enough. I ended up doing a completely fresh Windows install after which QDM was able to find my destination disks again.

@support The disk has no errors, it is brand new. What is strange is that the error occurs depending on the current state of the disk (I.e. partitioned / formatted or not and how) , and that also all other destination disks disappear when there is an error.

Dear Support, where can I find these files? Please note that I have restored the system image after having performed a fresh Windows 7 x64 installation. The error occurred when booting QDM from CD.

Dear Qiling tech support,

I have sent the log files as requested. I had created the bootable media on the same PC. If there is a different procedure to add the drivers, please let me know where I can find the documentation.