Ghost 10.0
Originally the laptop had drive C: and drive D:.  The computer was crashing.  The old disk was not dead - it was just erradic and suspect.  I still have it.
I had several good Ghost images on a USB external drive.
I purchased a brand new 40GB HDD.
I installed it and booted the Recovery Environment CD.
I chose the Recover My Computer wizard.
It restored the Ghost image onto the new, empty drive.  One thing I did notice was that NCE considered the external USB drive to be C:.  (I did not initialize the new disk in any way.  I just "shoved" it in there, if you will.)
I booted into Windows and everything was (appeared to be) fine.
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Then I noticed the drive size is 30 GB.  I lost 10 GB.
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I don't really know what was on Drive D:.  This is a Gateway notebook.  I'm thinking it was a recovery or Utility partition, or something like that.  I'm 99.9% sure there was no "data" on there.  (This is not my computer - I am doing this for someone else).  I would like to return the computer as I found it - with both a C: and D: drive.
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I think I can put the old drive in a 2.5" USB enclose.  I think if I do that I will see a C: and a D: drive on it.
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I am not experienced with partitions.
I really don't know what to do - if anything - although losing 25% of one's drive space is unpleasant.
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I would be grateful to learn
- where I went wrong
- what my optiions might be to correct my goof.
THANK YOU
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Oh yeah, two more things:
1) When I tried to edit my Norton schedule on this PC, after the restore, to not back up tonight, because I'm doing a DeFrag, Ghost told me (approximately) "you can't edit this schedule because it refers to bad drive (or drives - I forget)
2) When I restarted Windows after Restoring to the empty dirve, Windows said it "recognized new HW" and told me to reboot.  After rebooting, all seemed OK.  I then discovered I lost 10 GB.  (I hope I can reenter the Ghost jobs that it wouldn't let me edit.  That part might be that simple.

Disk Management shows the new HDD having 6.83GB of unallocated space.
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Can I put the old HDD in and Ghost D: onto my external 3.5 USD drive?
Can I then Recover that D: image onto the now-unallocated space?
I should ask: How do I do that?  Will Ghost allow me to Recover that D: image onto the unallocated space?