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Re: Back up hard drive
you are allowed 1 show per license. your not suppose to use the back up for an additional show.
norton ghost is easy, just use the cloning option. it has a wizard and only takes about 10 minutes. |
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Norton Ghost is software that you have to buy. You may have Norton Antivirus or something, but may not have Norton Ghost. I have noticed lately that some external hard drives actually come with the software. Wish I'd known that before I bought my copy.
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what ???????????
i never heard of any hard drive that comes pre-installed with any software. |
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I think the Maxtor-One-Touch software that comes with the Maxtor drives will do it as well but not sure.
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yeah, but its not pre installed. it on the CD
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Well I guess I had better get another version of hoster before I run the 2nd show ugh?
lol
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If you use Ghost to backup the computer this should work, as long as you don't change the hardware, if you change the hardware then you are dead without any running copy.
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Yes, that is what I meant. I'm sure it's on a CD.
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bryan,
why wouldnt it work if you changed like a cd-rom ? wouldnt windows just use its add hardware automatically and detect the changes ? |
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I don't think he has a problem getting his PC to recognize the new hardware (external drive). He wants to have the HOSTER software itself installed on an external drive to swap between 2 PCs instead of just having the kma files on the external drive and swapping those between 2 PCs that have the HOSTER software. From what I've read on the boards here, the HOSTER software itself should be on the PC and not on the external drive. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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ADMIN::::
I have sent an email and am kinda close on time. I am gonna be running 2 shows soon and need to know what can I do about the license. Can I buy a temp permit or something till I get the money to run the 2nd show?
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Anyone using NORTON GHOST, be sure to create the RECOVERY BOOT DISC that they suggest.
Something hit my computer before I shut down last night. This morning I could not boot to C:. When I tried using the XP disc to boot and repair the drive it told me the hard drive was corrupted and could not be repaired. I remembered having made the RECOVERY BOOT DISC when I installed GHOST. I was able to boot with it, clone the unaffected D: to C: and everything was back to normal in about 20 minutes. A key to that also is to copy and paste any additions(new songs, etc) to any of the C: folders to the matching D: folders, saving to do a clone after each operation. I do that after every new addition to the C:, then when a drive is restored out of necessity, nothing is lost. Since Ghost replaces everything on the target drive, an automatic format is achieved, eliminating that step. As quarantined viruses and spywares build up on C: I simply clone the unaffected D: to C: and get rid of them, leaving all files in clean, operable condition. If you installed Ghost and skipped making the RECOVERY BOOT DISC, do it now. Without it, I would have been carrying my pc to the shop Monday . George |
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