Many pages warn that I would not be able to make a bootable USB out of a preinstalled Win PC, since the preinstalled Win is intended only for one PC. It is worth noting that I only need to be able to boot. * All sources that I found pointed to methods requiring the installation CDs (e.g., this). I've talked with tech support and after much discussion (seriously, it took a lot of. Unfortunately, since Ghost is no longer supported and even worse is incompatible with Windows 10, I feel totally abandoned. I've also created backups of various systems (running on various older Windows versions) that I occasionally still reference.
#Run ghost 32 in windows 10 Pc
But in the Win 10 PC it started booting and expanding programs to the ramdrive R:, where it hangs. Like many of you, I've supported Symantec for many years. It seems pretty easy to use with other operating systems that use fat32 instead of. It successfully booted and opened Ghost in the Win 8 PC. I guess I am just having trouble with the ghost program and windows xp. I tried the Hiren's way (as pointed out by ubiquibacon). Perhaps if I manage to make a bootable USB with some Win installation, that automatically allows the OS to recognize the HD partitions.ĮDIT - PS: I found How can I run Ghost from a bootable USB key drive?. I have another Win 8 PC, which also came preinstalled.*Īnd I have another Win Vista PC (I may not have the installation CDs).Įven in this case, I wonder if ghost will find my hard disk partitions. I think I do not have installation disks for a Windows version, since my Win 10 came preinstalled. I wonder if there is any other thing that I can do to be able to boot from USB and run my exes. When I execute ghost32.exe or ghost64.exe I get " This command cannot run in DOS mode". I booted from a pendrive formatted with Rufus and FreeDOS. 10 Run Symantec Disk Doctor, Chkdsk, ScanDisk, or a similar utility to verify the integrity of the destination disk. So I would need to boot from a pendrive, and run Ghost from the command prompt (as I did before with no problem). My intention is to be able to backup and restore images, without having Ghost installed in my system.
#Run ghost 32 in windows 10 no cd
Now I have a PC with Windows 10 and no CD reader. I did that under Win Vista, Win 7, Win 8. I used to use it for booting a PC, running Ghost from there, and creating an image of a hard drive partition. I have a Boot CD with a DOS version of Ghost in it (Ghost 11).
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