Re:ghost 2003, a a definitive answer--important as addresses 'urban legend"
- From: <ptusing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 4 Dec 2004 17:53:36 -0500
Thanks, Stan for explaining limitation of Ghost 2003 with XP and lack
ofaccessibility of Ghost 9.
Stan writes as follows,"
Subject: Re: norton ghost 2003
Hi,
You cannot restore your XP or 2000 operating system with Ghost 2003. It
won't backup these operating systems correctly to permit a full restore
from
a backup. You can backup and restore your data, but in the case of a real
emergency such as a hard disk failure, you'll have to install the operating
system itself and then Ghost 2003, and finally your backed-up data and
program files.
Ghost 9 will permit a full restore of your operating system for Windows XP
and 2000 without the need to re-install the operating system first.
Unfortunately the full restore environment is basically "DOS", so you won't
have speech unless you have a DOS screen reader and a speech device that
functions in a true DOS environment.
> Stan
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