I have a Norton Ghost 2003 disk to boot my computer and clear everything but it won't work?
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A couple of issues regarding Norton Ghost 2003\n(a)  It works in the DOS environment only and not Windows\n(b)  It doesnot work for NTFS partitions.\n(c)  It can create Ghost images of 2 GB size only.\n(d)  In order to recover your hard disk or the partition by Norton Ghost 2003, you need to have created a Ghost Image earlier.\n(e)  You need a bootable CD with Norton Ghost 2003 in it and if you have one, then change the boot sequence to CD as the first boot device and put the CD in the drive and reboot your PC.\n(f)  If you donot have a bootable CD with Norton Ghost 2003 in it then, you should have a bootable floppy containing the ghost.exe file in it and boot your PC into the DOS prompt using this floppy. Note to change the boot sequence to Floppy / removable media in your BIOS settings.\n(g)  Once you have booted from Norton Ghost, select the partition you want to restore and the path from where you want to restore. The partition names you see through Ghost 2003 may not be the same as what you actually see when you are logged in Windows as Ghost 2003 does not recognise certain type of partitions like NTFS.\nAfter you have selected the path of source and destination drives, click OK and the system will recover.
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Stick the disk in \n\nturn on the computer press f12\n\ngo to boot from cd \n\npress key quickly \n\nand it will take you through a reinstall just dont press repair. \n\nmake sure you put in your drivers disk afterwards otherwise things wont work
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You probably need a disk clean up, go to start, run type "cleanmgr" click ok then ok again
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Nod32 very good.\nWhen you uninstal norton use the removal tool.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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just try cloning the hdd by having them both in the same box and running ghost. then it's a 1 step deal and less foulable. should make a direct copy thats usable. be sure the proper jumper is selected on the new drive when you install it to be the primary boot device (a common oversight)
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Go to system tools from accessories and disk clean up, this usually works great on my comp.\n\nHope this helps \n\nDr Pratt.
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If you're using XP, System Restore is a great tool.\n\nGo to Start/All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore.  Follow the directions and you're on the way!
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Put your system restore disk in and run it.  that will wipe out everything and start you back to square one.
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Just get the installation CD and reinstall from scratch.  It will be a faster and healthier computer with a fresh installation.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Dear Friend,\nYou first need to formate the entire disk.\nThen Boot your Computer using windows CD.\nThen there is a Software Segate Disk Manager. Run it. Follow the instructions. \nThere Comes a software with the Windows OS CD F-Disk.\nIt will also do but will take time.
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Make sure your machine is setup to boot off of your CD-rom and then insert disc one of your system recovery set (or some name of that nature).  Follow the prompts on the screen with the realization that everything currently on your harddrive will be wiped out!  Good luck!\n\nDrop me a line if you need more help.
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Try installing & running Norton Utilities
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Try this, there are more norton/symantec removal tools on the net.\nHope this helps good luck.
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try to boot ur comp in safe mode by pressing F8 during booting and open.\n\nif u don have any thing important in it just format it by a right click and format option. if it donesn work put some os installation cd and format it.
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the cd u'r using was probably burned as a "no emulation" bootable CD. meaning it does not give the boot a virtual drive like A:. so u need to get a new installer, a normal one. Or try to just upgrade from a lower version windows so the CD doesnt have to boot from DOS...
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Your tiles are probably there somewhere...\n\nTry booting in safe mode - delete all existing disks and controllers in device manager and let Windows re-detect them.\n\nTry swapping IDE cables and plug it into the secondary instead of the primary - or whichever's different.  Also use a different power connector.\n\nIf you have anything like Norton SystemWorks, try booting off of the CD and then check the disk from there.\n\nLook and ask around and see if you can find something you can burn to CD and boot from it.\n\nDo you have another disk on the system now?  Where are you sending this from?\n\nDON'T REFORMAT IT!
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Restart the computer in Safe Mode (press F8 as the Win98 logo appears).  If you have the Norton AV CD, install the program.  Restart in computer.  Update the AV program.  Restart in Safe Mode again.  Run the AV program.\n\nIf you don't have Norton AV CD, download the free AVG program from Grisoft and follow the instructions above.