Issue:
When attempting to open a valid and non-corrupted .GHO file in Ghost Explorer, the error "Invalid drive details. This probably isn't a Ghost image file." appears. If anything, that error message is misleading as the image is an actual Ghost file and is not corrupted.

Caveats:
Simple partition to image was created for a standard NTFS file system using Ghost 8.3 and attempting to open that image in Ghost Explorer 2003.789. I acquired Explorer through:

ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/pr...

Note that spanning/RAID/SCSI/EFS/etc. was not used while creating the image.  I was running Ghost Explorer on both Windows 7 (32-bit) and Windows XP (32-bit) with the same results.

The image I took was of an NTFS partition without compression or encryption on that partition (that's what I meant by "standard").  Windows XP 32-bit was the native OS that performed the formatting of the NTFS partition.

Question:
Is there a different version of Explorer I should be using to view my existing Ghost files? I could find no documentation on backwards or forward compatibility between these two versions. The image is in perfect shape as I can re-image the partition back to that same image without any error.

Thanks in advance for any feedback on the above!