#Norton ghost 9 windows 7 compatibility 64 Bit#

Really 64 bit is pie in the sky as far as benefits go but with a certain amount of downside, potentially anyway. If you have Windows 7 Ultimate, it has restored and backup software included and has the same capability like Ghost 15 except Ghost 15 allow you to restore to a larger hard drive without create new partition when the new hard drive is. Registry Editor PE 0.9c: Easy editing of remote registry hives and user profiles. Norton Ghost 14 does not work with Microsoft Windows 7, but Norton Ghost 15 does. NewSID 4.10: utility that changes the security ID (SID) for Windows NT, 2000 and XP. I frankly wouldn't recommend Windows 7 64 bit to anyone who wants a trouble free upgrade and who has a lot of software on their computer. Ghost Walker 11.5: utility that changes the security ID (SID) for Windows NT, 2000 and XP. It does go to show that upgrading to Windows 7 64 bit is not without it's downside. Norton Ghost is a bit problemmatic anyway and now that Windows 7 has finally inclluded a reasonable backup and recovery system, I'm not sure I'm going to go back to Norton Ghost at all, just another expensive utility that looks like it will require an upgrade to work with Windows 7. It works more or less but a driver symsnap.sys causes the BSOD also so out went Norton Ghost. When installing Windows 7, The link in all programs in the start menu became broken. Therefore you can clone GNU/Linux, MS windows, Intel-based Mac OS. Norton Ghost 12 doesn't work properly under Windows 7 64 bit either. and disk imaging/cloning program similar to True Image or Norton Ghost. It is one of those things that DVICO will fix when they are forced to once Windows 7 is released. I use it only pretty occasionally so no great loss. Fortunately I can live without the TV card. I have also left the question for DVICO on their website but no response yet.

#Norton ghost 9 windows 7 compatibility install#

Ghost is ingrained in his vocabulary, we've been using Symantec/Norton Ghost for a while now. Avast states Compatible with Windows 8 and 8.1, on the release info here in the forum, Im still on Windows 8 here myself, so I cant tell you for sure if it works properly or not, (Waiting til the 17th to install 8. create a system image that can be reused for restoration if stuff goes wrong. Hi Shaun: Yes, I checked that this driver was named in the BSOD. My boss tells me to 'Ghost new computers' once they're configured, i.e.