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Greg Maxey
Hello,
I have been experimenting with Norton Ghost 9.0. I like it for making an image of a disk, but I don't like the way it requires Microsoft .Net Framework to work as an installed application or that it runs continuously in the background.
I suppose running continuously is would be necessary if you wanted to use it for backups, but in my case I only want to start the application every few weeks or so and make a complete image of my drives.
Ghost doesn't have a executable file that is displayed in the Startup dialog of msconfig. I found a Norton Ghost Service in services, but when I changed that from automatic to manual Ghost still loaded on startup. When I disabled it, I get an annoying message at startup that Ghost couldn't be started because a service is not available.
There must be something set in the registry that tells Ghost to start when the machine is booted up. I would like to somehow disable the automatic startup and simply start Ghost manually when I need it for making an image.
If anyone has figured out a way to do this, I would certainly appreciate seeing your methods.
Thanks.
I have been experimenting with Norton Ghost 9.0. I like it for making an image of a disk, but I don't like the way it requires Microsoft .Net Framework to work as an installed application or that it runs continuously in the background.
I suppose running continuously is would be necessary if you wanted to use it for backups, but in my case I only want to start the application every few weeks or so and make a complete image of my drives.
Ghost doesn't have a executable file that is displayed in the Startup dialog of msconfig. I found a Norton Ghost Service in services, but when I changed that from automatic to manual Ghost still loaded on startup. When I disabled it, I get an annoying message at startup that Ghost couldn't be started because a service is not available.
There must be something set in the registry that tells Ghost to start when the machine is booted up. I would like to somehow disable the automatic startup and simply start Ghost manually when I need it for making an image.
If anyone has figured out a way to do this, I would certainly appreciate seeing your methods.
Thanks.