Hello, I use the … o, I use the ghost.exe DOS file found in the support folder on the Norton Ghost disk and copy it to my DOS partition. This way I can run Ghost in DOS to do my backups and restores from DOS. I find DOS will always work and can be used to restore Windows when Windows fails to boot. Hope this helps. Regards, Greg
Hello, I keep the … o, I keep the Windows XP images locally and restore the OS on each computer from a menu selection when I power them on. I do keep and update a master image on the server and use this to update my local images when needed. Ghost does have a ghostcasting feature to restore over a network. I usually configure a self booting CD or DVD to auto restore a complete hard drive locally when needed. Hope this helps and thanks for the comment.
Hi, thanks so much … Hi, thanks so much for your response. I was wondering if you actually physically go to your computers to restore, or do it over the network, I run network for a small school, 300 students, and wanting to do the process over the network. Cheers
Hello, I was using … o, I was using Norton Ghost 2003 DOS version in this demo that I found on eBay for $10. I will also be starting a DOS series for those who need some help with DOS. Hope this helps and Good Luck.
Hi there, I am an … Hi there, I am an IT manager (second year) at a high school and would really love to do what you are doing. Right now, I remove the hard drives and connect to a computerI have in my office that clone that way and then put the drives back, takes heaps of time and often have computers that are not functional. What version of Norton Ghost are you using? I REALLY like your idea.!!
Using Norton Ghost to maintain 35 plus computers in a high school lab.
September 5th, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Hello, I use the …
o, I use the ghost.exe DOS file found in the support folder on the Norton Ghost disk and copy it to my DOS partition. This way I can run Ghost in DOS to do my backups and restores from DOS. I find DOS will always work and can be used to restore Windows when Windows fails to boot. Hope this helps. Regards, Greg
September 5th, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Hello, I keep the …
o, I keep the Windows XP images locally and restore the OS on each computer from a menu selection when I power them on. I do keep and update a master image on the server and use this to update my local images when needed. Ghost does have a ghostcasting feature to restore over a network. I usually configure a self booting CD or DVD to auto restore a complete hard drive locally when needed. Hope this helps and thanks for the comment.
September 5th, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Hi, thanks so much …
Hi, thanks so much for your response. I was wondering if you actually physically go to your computers to restore, or do it over the network, I run network for a small school, 300 students, and wanting to do the process over the network. Cheers
September 5th, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Hello, I was using …
o, I was using Norton Ghost 2003 DOS version in this demo that I found on eBay for $10. I will also be starting a DOS series for those who need some help with DOS. Hope this helps and Good Luck.
September 5th, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Hi there, I am an …
Hi there, I am an IT manager (second year) at a high school and would really love to do what you are doing. Right now, I remove the hard drives and connect to a computerI have in my office that clone that way and then put the drives back, takes heaps of time and often have computers that are not functional. What version of Norton Ghost are you using? I REALLY like your idea.!!