#Norton ghost 16.0 update

It might be the last update from VeritasВ for this version. I do have the first updateВ Veritas issued about a year after Windows 10 was released. I already haveВ SSR 2013, but wanted to see if there was an update I didn't have since finding updates from Veritas is very difficult. If you have Acronis True Image you can use their Acronis Try & Decide to be safe then don't save anything from their website. I was attacked last year and had to throw my laptop into the trash because it was ruined by malware and nobody could fix it. Nothing is free unless you want your computer ruined. The other two that were suggested, andВ , are probably malware too. This is typical behavior of malware and possibly ransomware. Just for the hell of it I went on their website and was instantly greeted with numerous popups asking to click on links and one that would not let me close it unless I clicked OK. I don't recommend going there unless you have protection. While there are more complex programs that may give you many more options,В this one is simple to use, is fairly quick and with a little studyingВ should work fine as a Ghost 15 replacement. I've made system images, created their emergency boot disk (Win PE type) and have restoredВ an image to a spare HD without any errors. The interface is different from Ghost, but if you read the manual a few times it seems like the new 4.0.2 versionВ works pretty good. There is a paid version that gives you a few more options which you may or may not need. That being said, I've found a free one built for Win10 that I downloaded and have been using for a few weeks now. I'veВ run all my backup schedules and I haveВ done a C imageВ restore to a spare HD successfully. I've been running it fine although I've had to redo the procedure with each Win10 major update.

#Norton ghost 16.0 how to

I also have never run a virtual system that I could run XP or 7 on and even if I did, I have no idea of how to configure one.)

#Norton ghost 16.0 install

How have you solved this problem, or have you just given up on your older backups? (Since Microsoft forced the Windows 10 upgrade on me, I simply don't have a spare computer to install Windows XP or 7. Why else would I have used Ghost for as long as I did. There may be other acceptable solutions.Д«ut unless I'm mistaken, Symantec has badly screwed me over. Symantec could create a conversion program that changes the old file format to something that its newer backup programs can use. Symantec could create a program that performed the read/restore functions of Ghost. Symantec could put a product out that still performs all the Ghost functions using the original file format. In other words, the file format has changed. I've talked with tech support and after much discussion (seriously, it took a lot of time to wring it out of them) found out that anything that Symantec/Norton has for Windows 10 won't read my older backups. 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.

Like many of you, I've supported Symantec for many years.