made a ghost image backup of the fresh OS and drivers. It's on 2CDs and a boot floppy. He used them once already, and bam bam bam he was done before I could ask. Well, he is not available, and I need a restore. I know you boot from the floppy, choose the partition...

that Arconis True Image does, and more. You can boot from the Norton Ghost disc, and you can recover individual files from the Ghost image instead of having to do a full restore. Ghost also allows you to keep multiple images and has an image browser...

name of the Ghost image to the drive, but then quits and says it can't find the destination drive. And, once Ghost has started, neither can I. If I ran Ghost from Windows, I could get the drive back by unplugging the USB cable and re-plugging it. If I ran...

I might need. Can I take an image of this hard disk and save it on a DVD or something and then can I restore the entire DVD on the same hard disk or any other hard disk (this is important to restore the image to another hard disk). Do you guys have...

sig. 2. The amount of time required to restore an image is probably more, overall, than performing maintenance procedures. But the amount of "hands-on" time is much less. Restoring an image, you have a single operation to perform, and then you leave it...

my situation. I want to be able to make a sysprepped image of my Win2K installations (both Win2K Pro and Win2K server); ghost them; put the image on dissimilar hardware (i.e., my image has IDE drives; the new hardware has a SCSI RAID controller); and make...

is quite strange, and impossible to play from. The only cure I've found is to restore my system from ghost. Although this isn't a difficult process, I know there must be an easier answer. Any help appreciated! z Archived from groups: alt.games.half-life...

if I have to restore from the Ghost image. This > is because I can restore and then bring the hard drive up to > current date by implementing any changes I have made since > the Ghost image was created. (P.S. I understand that >restoring a Ghost image...

me some leeway for overclocking. Anyway since changing the memory and PSU the PC will not boot at all. I can boot from a floppy or CD but I cannot from the C drive. If I try to restore from a ghost image on another drive I am not given the option to copy...

Answer #1 Stick with Norton Ghost 2003. It's an excellent utility. Now, instead of using the Clone option, it would be better to use the Backup option. This will create a Ghost image of the drive that you can restore to new the HDD. You can even use Ghost...