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When you want to create a backup from the Symantec Recovery Disk CD, you are
prompted for a valid license key only for the following scenarios:
■ You use the original, shipping version of the Symantec Recovery Disk CD to
create a backup of a computer that does not have Norton Ghost installed.
■ The computer that you intend to back up using the original, shipping version
of the Symantec Recovery Disk has an unlicensed installation of Norton Ghost.
■ You create a custom Symantec Recovery Disk CD on a computer that has an
unlicensed installation (60-day trial) of Norton Ghost. You then use the custom
Symantec Recovery Disk CD to create a backup of a computer that does not
have an installation of Norton Ghost.
See “Creating a custom Symantec Recovery Disk CD” on page 29.
■ You choose not to add a license key at the time you create the customized
Symantec Recovery Disk CD.
Running a one-time backup from Symantec Recovery Disk
Using a valid license key, you can create independent recovery points using the
Back Up My Computer feature in Symantec Recovery Disk. Sometimes known as
a cold backup or offline backup, you can create recovery points of a partition
without the need to install Norton Ghost or its agent.
To run a one-time backup from Symantec Recovery Disk
1
If you intend to store the resulting recovery point on a USB device (for
example, an external hard drive), attach the device now.
2
Start the Symantec Recovery Disk CD on the computer you want to back up.
See “Starting a computer by using Symantec Recovery Disk” on page 174.
3
On the Home panel, click Back Up My Computer, and then click Next.
4
If prompted, enter a valid license key, and then click Next.
5
Select one or more drives that you want to back up, and then click Next.
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About running a one-time backup from Symantec Recovery Disk
- Norton Ghost 15.0 User's 1
- Legal Notice 2
- Symantec Corporation 3
- 350 Ellis Street 3
- Mountain View, CA 94043 3
- Technical Support 4
- Licensing and registration 5
- Customer service 5
- Contents 7
- Contents8 8
- 9Contents 9
- Contents10 10
- 11Contents 11
- Contents12 12
- Introducing Norton Ghost™ 13
- What is new in Norton Ghost 14
- Installing Norton Ghost 17
- Table 2-1 18
- Minimum system requirements 18
- Minimum requirementsComponent 18
- About disabled features 20
- When you delay licensing 20
- Completing the installation 23
- Activating Norton Ghost later 24
- Updating Norton Ghost 25
- Ensuring the recovery of 27
- If driver validation fails 28
- Getting Started 33
- How you use Norton Ghost 34
- Starting Norton Ghost 35
- Enabling network throttling 39
- Managing file types 41
- 43Getting Started 43
- Logging Norton Ghost messages 44
- ■ Errors 45
- ■ Warnings 45
- ■ Information 45
- Best practices for backing 49
- About choosing a backup type 50
- Best practices for backing up 50
- About backups 51
- Before you back up 51
- During a back up 53
- When a back up is finished 53
- Additional tips about backups 54
- ■ Fast backup and recovery 57
- ■ Can schedule unattended 57
- ■ Inexpensive because 57
- ■ Uses valuable drive space 57
- ■ Vulnerable to loss if the 57
- Backing up entire drives 59
- Defining a drive-based backup 60
- Related Drives options 62
- Recovery point type options 63
- Backup destination options 64
- Recovery point options 64
- Table 6-3 65
- Advanced scheduling options 66
- ■ hiberfil.sys 67
- ■ pagefile.sys 67
- About network credentials 68
- Cscript script_filename.vbs 69
- 69Backing up entire drives 69
- Table 6-5 70
- DescriptionStage 70
- Table 6-6 71
- 73Backing up entire drives 73
- 77Backing up entire drives 77
- ■ Low (8+ character password) 80
- How Offsite Copy works 82
- 83Backing up entire drives 83
- 85Backing up entire drives 85
- Backing up files and folders 87
- ■ Windows folder 89
- ■ Program Files folder 89
- ■ Temporary folder 89
- Running and managing 91
- Running a backup with options 92
- Backup options 93
- Stopping a task 94
- Editing backup settings 95
- About Symantec ThreatCon 96
- Editing a backup schedule 97
- Turning off a backup job 97
- Deleting backup jobs 97
- Backing up remote 101
- <drive>:\autorun.exe 104
- Using the Norton Ghost Agent 105
- Windows Services 106
- Opening Windows Services 108
- ■ Restart 109
- Monitoring the status of 115
- Table 10-1 117
- DescriptionTitleIcon 117
- Table 10-2 119
- StatesDescriptionIcon 119
- About SNMP traps 122
- Viewing drive details 124
- Exploring the contents of a 129
- About using a search engine 132
- Managing backup 135
- About drive-based backups 136
- About file and folder backups 136
- Deleting a recovery point set 138
- ■ VMware Server 1 141
- Click Next 143
- ■ Folder for virtual disks 144
- ■ Browse 144
- ■ Network Credentials 144
- ■ Rename 144
- ■ Run Windows Welcome instead 146
- Managing backup destinations 148
- Recovering files, folders, or 159
- Recovering a secondary drive 164
- Recovery options 165
- DescriptionOption 166
- Recovering a computer 173
- 175Recovering a computer 175
- Scanning for viruses 176
- ■ Set the following: 180
- Edit target drive and options 181
- DescriptionOptions 182
- Virtual disk recovery options 185
- Recovery Disk 188
- Starting networking services 189
- 191Recovering a computer 191
- Getting a static IP address 192
- 193Recovering a computer 193
- About the Support Utilities 195
- Copying a drive 197
- Table 15-1 200
- Using a search engine to 201
- Desktop feature 203
- About backing up Microsoft 205
- Index208 208
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- Index210 210
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