option but it does offer a boot disk on either floppy or CD. Presumably this would be useful if the Norton Ghost images won't boot? Would I then be able to access the Norton Ghost Image to replace any damaged files as I can't open the image at the moment? Any...

certain DVD Writers. | Norton Ghost prefers CD's for ghost image burning and is | temperamental with DVD Rewriters. | | ArronG One must make sure that you are using Ghost 2003 Build 793. The last build version of 2003. -- Dave Archived from groups:...

Need information on Norton Ghost 9.0. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hey guys, I need some info on Norton Ghost 9.0 Basically what I want is this or will do this....... I have a 40 GB hard disk where I have installed Windows...

successfully before?? Thank you very much in advance. Make a ghost image of the full drive, burn image to DVD's or other media so that you start with a good backup of the drive. If already running XP, then restore image to new machine, boot if possible,...

Any Ghost 2003 users here?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Hi Ng, I have a question. Why does Norton Ghost 2003 only restores an image to a partition in DOS,? In windows I can only restore the whole drive, because my partitions...

Freeing space on NTFS partitians. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () I am saving Norton's ghost images on NTFS formatted drives. When I remove(delete) the ghost file, the space is not freed and I can only recover the free...

Fax Services - Install Failed - Need Help. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () I just upgraded from XP to XP Pro and the fax services will not install. I tried to add it from the CD and it goes through the install process, but...

SP2. It took 6 DVDs to do my HD. We couldn't find anywhere in Ghost to remove folders we didn't want imaged so it did them all. And we can't use Direcway Satellite if we leave Norton Ghost installed. We have to uninstall it. We have 2 ISPs, one...

to external disk, then copy it to CDs or DVDs. Any good backup software will give you the option to make an image in bite-sized pieces. I advise against backing up directly to CD or DVD, as one little glitch and the image will not restore. instead,...