how can NORTON GHOST help me if my PC wont start and bootup?
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Norton Ghost only makes a copy of your harddisk. it can not set right the boot problem.
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not servers right?\n\njust save all your personal crap to a dics. of course you would have to reinstall all programs... \n\nOr go out and buy a copy of norton ghost, it works great and is easy.
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not sure\nthe best - unplug and re-plug ur pc, then restart..
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Sounds like a virus. Update whatever virus scanner you have then scan the computer in safe mode.\n\nYou get into safe mode by hitting the F8 key while it's booting up at the very beginning.
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If you wanted to keep everything, software etc you should try Norton Ghost, other wise the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard in accessories on the start menu should work\n\nNever used it myself though
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I'm not sure but so far my computer is safe with norton.\nTry to check your bios setting first.\nFrom window chose add hardware,if prompted driver just download or prompt to win temp file/this sometime hidden.
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the best overall answer i can give you would be for you to make sure that you have an antivirus software installed and updated and running at all times (Norton is good).\nAlso, be very careful about installing software, most computer problems (crashing, freezes etc..) come from spyware and trojans etc.. harmful things for your box.\nHope this helps
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Should start automatically but if you know when it stopped doing it roughly then you could do a system restore to a point just before you had problems.
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norton ghost, yes it may cost alot\nbut its worthit , very much so
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First I doubt that it has anything to do with Norton or ActiveX.  BSD is usually a hardware issue, memory issue and sometimes a software issue.  Since you say it is happening when you boot then I lean toward something other Norton and A...X.  Start with the simple stuff such as try to boot into safe mode, if you cant then try repair from your boot disk and and if still no good start looking at memory, video card etc. . .  let me know if you need more details
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Just bootup Ur PC! if it still work?\ngo to " Start >All programs>Accessories>System tools>System Restores . select > restore my computer to earlier time, clip on NEXT and choose a date B4 Ur problems occurred, then U follow the on screen instruction. It should resolve Ur problems.\nIf U have destroyed the System initial file during Ur restoration in DOS mode, then GOD BLESS YOU! Reinstall Ur OS!
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With a program liek Norton Ghost you should be able to create an "image" (a copy bit wise) of your computer's hard drive, this image you can burn on a CD or keep where ever you want...
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OK you do not provide a lot of information as to your system.\n\nFirst boot into safe mode by pressing the F8 key once the computer starts to boot. Choose command prompt only and see if it still shuts down.  If it does not that is good.  if it still shuts down, open the case and remove any expansion cards you may have installed except for the video card iof you have one.  Remove and put back in the memeory.  Look for lots of dust in the system also if there is a lot of dust then take the system outside and blow all the dust out with either canned air or an air compessor use care  not to blow too hard.  Pay attention to the poser supply.  After cleaning the computer out and reseating/removing all of the cards and memory restart the computer in safe mode and see if it stays on.  If so it is probably fixed.\n\nIf it still shuts down it is probably a bad power supply or the processor is overheating.  if you feel confident you can reseat the processor and replace the power supply.  If not ask the local computer nerd at work or a friend for help.\n\n\nIf the computer still shuts down it is probably something major.\n\n\nTo make sure a virus is not the problem just disconnect the power cable to the hard drive and boot the system.  if it will stay on but shuts down with the drive booting then there is a good chance you have a virus.  Do you have antivirus software installed and up to date?\n\nhave you tried system restore going back a week or so?\n\nRemoving a virus is a whole different question
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try to boot it from safe mode and system scan
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http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoffice/products/backup_recovery/ghost10/index.html\n\namong others.
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Pay attention to what you install, first off. However, if you have a PC that already had some stuff on it, you may want to format and reinstall windows. None of those options are good for you? Try installing Norton System Works. It has a process viewer (among many other useful utilities) that explains exactly what programs are running and to what processes they are linked. There may be similar programs out there, but I like NSW.
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Norton slow down the  performance of the PC. However you could try the steps in the link below to increase the performance of the PC.\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?cc=us&docname=bph06569&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN