Does Norton Ghost still exist?

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Does Norton Ghost still exist?

Norton Ghost was discontinued on April 30, 2013. Support via chat and knowledge base was available until June 30, 2014. Until it was removed, the Symantec Ghost Web page invited Ghost customers to try Symantec System Recovery, described as software for backup and disaster recovery.

How does Norton Ghost work?

Norton Ghost works by copying the hard-disk drive, sector by sector, to create a clone of the operating system. This means it works best when deploying devices with identical hardware, or to backup an existing machine.

How do I use Norton Ghost 15?

How to Use Norton Ghost 15 Step by Step

  1. Install Norton Ghost and open it. It will run a step-by-step wizard the first time you open it.
  2. On the Home screen, you can create a backup task by clicking Define Backup Wizard or Run or Manage Backups.
  3. The Easy Setup screen will appear.
  4. Finally, click OK to confirm.

What is Symantec Norton Ghost 15?

Symantec Norton Ghost 15.0 safeguards your system, settings, applications, and files with flexible, comprehensive backup protection. Brief content visible, double tap to read full content. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video!

Is Norton Ghost a must have?

If your pc has information on it you cannot do without, then Norton Ghost is a must have program.

Is Norton Ghost a good backup software?

Norton Ghost 15.0 is a mature and mostly impressive product, especially for combined file and drive-image backups, but silent omission of essential files makes it unpredictable for demanding users. PCMag editors select and review products independently.

What’s new in Ghost 15?

Like rival products, Ghost 15.0 comes with an emergency-recovery CD that lets you boot an otherwise unbootable system and run backup and restore operations from the CD. Ghost 15.0 finally catches up with Acronis and ShadowProtect by supporting drive-image backups directly from the CD—an essential feature lacking in earlier versions.

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