#Norton ghost 15 backup install
#Norton ghost 15 backup windows

It was only when I had reinstalled the 64bit Windows that Ghost failed to 'validate' the backed up recovery points. So the 32bit version did work and Norton Ghost seemed to run quite happily on it. It ran well for a while and then began to falter but then so had the 64bit windows version before that (which is why I had paid someone to reinstall Windows). This would be worrying since surely going from 32bit to 64bit, possibly on a new PC, would be something people might want to do.ДЄctually as I said the 32bit version of Windows was installed erroneously on my 64bit PC, but it did run. So I don't need the Ghost backups and will now discard Ghost since it is obsolete but I would be interested in whether you think it was the different versions of Windows which caused the problem. Before the reinstall I had run Windows Easy Transfer as a secondary backup (I had had trouble with Ghost the last time I reinstalled but Norton support got me over this - the Ghost reinstall hadn't switched on some of the services.В WET gave me a message saying it had failed but in fact after I had done the reinstall I discovered it had in fact copied most of the C Drive so I was able to drag and drop everything back. Actually I have now managed to recover the majority of my data. So I managed (with considerable difficulty) to reinstall Windows Home Premium 64bit on my machine - the installation disk wouldn't run, even if you booted up from it, so I had to make a bootable USB drive and copy the installation disk to it. I only discovered this when I installed some memory and found it wasn't being picked up.

#Norton ghost 15 backup install

Unfortunately instead of installing Windows Home Premium 64bit which I had on the PC he elected to install Windows Professional 32bit. I asked a local techie to reinstall Windows for me a while ago because I couldn't stand the pain of doing it myself.

I rather think this question of the computer may be the answer here.