-=PCTechTalk=- Re: win xp and "ghost program"
- From: "T. Hunt" <ilrover@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 09:41:45 -0500
There have been problems with the Help files in XP for some time and
there is a known cause. Maybe someone will remember it and post it.
Unless you've got money to burn, I'd fix the problem on the XP you have
rather than buying another version of the OS.
Also, with a system with recovery CD's, a good idea is to format and
load things clean, then clean up all the bundled crap software you don't
want, add the things you do want and THEN create an image of the drive
using Ghost or any of the other programs like it. Now you have a
restorable image that is lean and mean, just like you want. And with
Ghost, it will take considerably less time to do a restore than with the
recovery CD's.
Tom
cristy wrote:
> Hi, is me again.
>
> I am wanting to go out and buy win xp, rather than using my restore disk
> that came with my computer. I have a problem with "help" files that has
> been an issue for two years now and am tired of it. I restored twice in the
> past two years and it did not fix the problem. So, I think my only other
> option is to buy the CD myself and try all over. I'm assuming there is
> something in my restore disk thats off, dont know what else it can be.
>
> My question is if I use "Ghost" program wont it just copy the bad files that
> are causing this or the lack of the good files and give me the same problems
> later. Should I just put my files on a disk or something and not "Ghost"
> the entire computer.
>
> Thanks for input
> cristy
>
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