- #NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE INSTALL#
- #NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE 64 BIT#
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- #NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE 32 BIT#
Now, when I boot into recovery environment, either way, I get 'Cannot get network adapters'. OK, so I'll just recreate the LightsOut restore and the custom disk with 'automatically start network services' selected.
Interesting since this drive is hooked directly to the PC and is not supposed to require drivers. Just for kicks I used the 'start network services' option bingo, there it was.
Should be noted that if I go into the 'backup' option in the recovery environment the drive IS visible. On testing however, in the recovery environment, choosing 'restore computer' option, Ghost could not see the USB drive where the backup was made ( Seagate Expansion 1 TB USB 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive (STBX1000101)). I created a LightsOut restore and a custom recovery disk.
#NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE INSTALL#
Install and first backup went flawlessly.
#NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE 32 BIT#
I installed Ghost 15 last night on my wife's Acer Extensa 4420 laptop (Windows 7Home Premium, 32 bit upgraded from Vista). Please see below the threads on this forum that I have referred in an attempt to resolve this issue:
#NORTON GHOST 15 CLONE DRIVE 64 BIT#
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1 (all security updates are installed)
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Gainward Geforce GTS 250 "Deep Green" Graphics card with 1 GB RAM at Standard Clockspeed (Nvidia 285.62 WHQL Driver)Īsus Striker 2 Extreme motherboard (Nvidia nForce 790i Ultra SLI Chipset) (BIOS 0512)Ģx Seagate Barracuda (ST3320620AS) 7200.10 320 GB, 16 MB cache, SATA 2 Hard Disk (System Drive and Data Drive)Ĭreative SoundBlaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer Fatal1ty Pro (Creative Driver )ĭell U2410 24 inch LCD Monitor, Connected via DVI, Resolution set to 1920x1200 Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6800 Quad Core processor 2.93 GHz, 1066 MHz FSBĤ GB Corsair DDR3 RAM TWIN3X2048-1333C9DHX G set to CAS 9-9-9-24-1T at 1.63 V Full system scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware v1.65.0 Build 1400 (Free edition).Full system scan with Norton Internet Security 2012.Norton Bootable Recovery tool (v5.1.0.26).Set the drive as inactive using diskpart (since it is a non-bootable drive and just in case that Ghost does not “like” 2 active partitions on different hard disks).Ran System File Checker (sfc /scannow) from an elevated command prompt.Here are the troubleshooting steps that I have tried to resolve it so far: Thank you very much in advance for any assistance provided. If you require any further information, please let me know. I hope that any information/suggestions on this issue will be of assistance to other forum members. While this is not a severe issue, I am concerned that the same will happen for the drive that stores my Operating System, meaning that I will no longer be able to back it up. unused index entries of Security descriptors (stage 3 of 5).Īs you can see, this drive is visible in Disk Management of Windows 7 and its contents are still accessible as normal. CHKDSK only ever finds and repairs minor issues e.g. I perform a CHKDSK (CheckDisk) on both hard drives every 2 months. Ghost has been installed on this PC since May 2010 and has worked perfectly since that time. Please see the screenshot below:Īny suggestions you could offer in resolving this issue would be much appreciated. E: is the external drive (backup destination). The D drive is missing from the list of available drives to backup. C: and D: Ghost can only now detect one drive to backup (i.e. Over the last few days I have been trying to resolve an issue that has suddenly started occurring with Norton Ghost v15.6.
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