Summary: Have this rather peculiar problem.When I took over my pc it came with XP Pro which i due to some misbehaviour spoiled...did a format and installed Hom...
Summary: Hi I have splitted an ghost image to 2 pices.i burn each one to a cd. i check the main file(*.gho) with the "Image Integrity Check" of ghost 2003 and ...
Summary: I think you should just divide your drive into two or more partitions and save the ghost image on a separate partition than your boot partition. I hav...
Summary: I've got a problem with ghosting my HDD. I want to create a bootable CD with the image of my computer, but I dont have a burner on the computer I want...
Summary: Hello, You can try using Data Recovery tool to restore data. IT has some really great algorithms. These utility helped me much before, and it's reall...
Summary: The trick is to have your second drive partitioned (as I suspect you have) with more than one partition. Using Ghost from the Floppy boot disk use Par...
Summary: Having problems restoring my ghosted image to my new hard drive. I ghosted my raptor hard drive which took 7 cds. Now I'm trying to restore them to ...
Summary: Depending on which version of Ghost you have the CD or DVD CAN be bootable. What version of Ghost do you have? To carry your idea further, if you p...
Summary: I did use the correct program. i used Ghost to create image and in the attempt to restore it. Another question. Is there a program for repairing corru...
Summary: Hey Guys and Gals Just having a problem with Ghost. I have a single hard drive that is partitioned into 3 partitions: 1: Windows XP 2: XOSL Boot Loade...
Summary: Here's my situation: Installed Win 2000 Pro (about a year ago) Installed all apps. Created a Ghost Image. Upgraded to Win XP Pro a few months ago. Dec...
Summary: I builded a ghost image that I hope I can deploy on 400 PC later on. The problem is that we have multiple PC and laptops that are different one from a...
Summary: I have a large Norton Ghost Image stored on an IDE hard drive. And I have setup the hard drive in one of those external USB 2.0 hard drive cases. I...
Summary: If you're making and restoring Ghost images to the same specific PC there is no limit, why should there be ? Essentially all you're doing is taking yo...
Summary: Back to the original post: You can split a 900MB Ghost image into smaller parts to record to CDs. The Ghost program itself will allow you to do this....
Summary: I have made image of my C drive using driveimage 7 and would like to be able to restore that image on a different hard drive if my current one fails. ...
Summary: Ghost 11 is the ultimate version. the problem is: good old DOS or windows 98 boot disks (CD/Floppy) do not recognize hard disks on modern controllers ...
Summary: Just wanted to let anyone reading this know...I had a similar problem with the restored Ghost image freezing in the middle of windows startup. I was ...
Summary: how would i go about installing a 2nd hd just for the purpose of saving ghost images.it has reached the point where 8-10 cdr`s are too much to back up...
Summary: Hi there, I have a 2000+ Athlon XP system with 512 DDR Ram and 40 GB seagate hard disk. I just bought a 80 GB seagate hard disk and wanted to transfer...
Summary: You will need a genie to accomplish that...;~). If I understand you correctly my recommendation will be get a drive Image application like PQ's or Acr...
Summary: Do not perform the repairconsole steps of the process. Just boot up into 98 after you restore your image. Use explorer in 98 to copy the four bootfile...
Summary: I'm having problems trying to make an image of my hdd using Norton Ghost 2003. I wasn't exactly sure how and where to begin to explain so I'll go int...
Summary: Hi, all. I do a regular Ghost back up of my C: drive to a removable HD. and it always passes the integrity check. ( I don't compress the image as I of...
Summary: There are reasons to use both. I like to do backups on a regular basis using NTbackup. I also like to have known good ghost images. Ghost is good f...
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