Summary: Is your intent to create a dual boot setup? What version of Ghost are you using? There are issues with many versions of Ghost and SATA harddrives. ...
Summary: I have a ThinkPad 390E and Desktop Pentium IV (both running the Windows XP Professional OS). My home network uses a cable modem, going through a Links...
Summary: The data gods have not been kind to me lately. Earlier this week I was hit by a virus (see virus posts for that little gem) and now I have a very imp...
Summary: Celsius You may need to do a little research on LCD displays. They do have issues with both image persistance and burnin. I have not used a 4/3 reso...
Summary: Sorry didnt get back to you tll now.. The way you have the drives setup will cause Ghost issues, as its looking for a boot drive to create a primary p...
Summary: I need to make a general image of an customized Windows XP Professional installaton. Since the image is to be launched on up to 10 LapTops (simular HW...
Summary: There are tons of updates to 2003, get them first. I respectfully disagree with the compression statement. If you have errors then you have them despi...
Summary: Having been an ardent Ghost user for many years I switched to Acronis about 18 months or so ago because I wanted to image from within XP. Apart from s...
Summary: Have you tried using your Drive Image diskettes? If I recall, they may have issues with XP, so that may not be an option. Also, if I recall correctly,...
Summary: You are right on with making an image of his hard drive and copying it to your computer. Do that, then also copy any files that you want to transfer t...
Summary: I have a 2002 Dell Desktop xp 80G. Just bought a WD My Book 320 G. I am an artist and have many images I save/edit so I want to back up everything for...
Summary: I have a computer that I created an image on and used Ghost to send it to our server and when I send it down to the Station (exact year model hardware...
Summary: Thanks. I am an olf faithful user of Ghost for many years, it has never failed me!!!! on a non NTFS partition. However, I did read and did try backing...
Summary: Hey all, customer computer im working on, his primary drive was starting to fail (160GB) and to resolve it I ghosted (Ghost 2003) over to a new 120GB ...
Summary: Hi, I'm having issues ghosting a windows XP disk to another disk. I've searched a bit and found couple of threads that seems to say others had simila...
Summary: Dave is correct. The home and Pro versions will want to phone home for software changes and activation. If you have the corporate version (which I wou...
Summary: For burning there are better solutions than Nortons Ghost but it can work. XPUser has addressed the issues most common above. J. j e r u v y a t y a...
Summary: Here's what I am attempting all under XP: I have a 27 gig connected to IDE1 as a master. An 80gig as a slave. partition sizes on the 80 are the sam...
Summary: Lizette It isn't that the process is too much trouble. Rather that folks don't read unduly long replies. I have no problem with helping. If I did t...
Summary: I'm sure there's an easy fix for this (at least I'm hoping there is) but it eludes me at present. My drive 0 is a 120GB WD SATA, upon which resides XP...
Summary: "I am using Dual Layer because the image is TOO big to fit on regular DVD's". Where di this image come from? A working computer? As clive stated abov...
Summary: I faced the problem of my Ghost 2003 boot disk not seeing my 2.0 USB Western Digital external hard drive. What worked for me might (or might not) work...
Summary: Hi, Is there any issues of taking a server name out of the domain and then putting it back? I can’t access with my domain account the Ghost image of t...
Summary: I've googled this issue numerous times without getting any relevant results. I'm going to try to ghost a 40 GB hard drive to a 150. This itself isn't ...
Summary: I finally found a way of successfully burning a backup image of the primary partition to multiple CD's. 1. Even with version 7.5 the second partition ...
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