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| − | + | '''Norton Ghost''' is a [[disk cloning]] [[software]] program that was purchased by [[Symantec]] in 1998. Ghost is being marketed as a [[backup]] program. It comes with an [[ISO]] file that needs to be written to a [[CD]]. This provides a useful means of performing a full [[system recovery]]. | |
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| − | + | When looking to copy a current [[hard drive]] to another hard drive using Norton Ghost, one must: | |
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| + | #Insert the empty hard drive into the computer and then use Norton Ghost. | ||
| + | #If there are not enough slots, then they could remove their [[CD Drive]] temporarily, if there is one or it is possible, to replicate the hard drive. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 25 March 2010
Norton Ghost is a disk cloning software program that was purchased by Symantec in 1998. Ghost is being marketed as a backup program. It comes with an ISO file that needs to be written to a CD. This provides a useful means of performing a full system recovery.
When looking to copy a current hard drive to another hard drive using Norton Ghost, one must:
- Insert the empty hard drive into the computer and then use Norton Ghost.
- If there are not enough slots, then they could remove their CD Drive temporarily, if there is one or it is possible, to replicate the hard drive.