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Old 04-24-2005, 10:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Learning to ghost

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I am new here so hi to all firstly, now, i want to learn how to ghost a drive, could anyone tell me where is a good site is to learn how to ghost a drive, i don't want to try without knowing what to do , properly first.
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Old 04-24-2005, 10:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Do a GOOGLE search for "How to clone a drive" you will get a lot of hits.
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Thanks Kodi, i didn't have any luck with ghosting a drive so i will try your suggestion.
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What program are you using? Acronis True Image or Norton GHOST have complete operator's guides with the package, and a GUI to lead you by the nose. It's really very simple.
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What program are you using? Acronis True Image or Norton GHOST have complete operator's guides with the package, and a GUI to lead you by the nose. It's really very simple.
Hi Johnwill,
I only new about Nortans Ghost, i haven't bought the software as yet, i was just trying to learn all about doing it before i went out to buy the software, so i would have a bit of an idea what to do.
You are right it sounds simple what i have read so far, but to a person who'd rather work my way through a 15 speed road ranger gear box up and down a step mountain, now thats pretty easy to me, but i have never tried to do ghost on a computor before, it will be 200% concentration for me, no kidding.
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Acronis True Image has a trial version, so you can try it for free.
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Acronis True Image has a trial version, so you can try it for free.
Hi again Johnwill,
Many thanks for the tip, very much appreciated.
I struck gold when i found this forum, what a great place to learn about cpmputors.
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