Digging around in the Even Log area of the application I find an error stating that some "file could not be found" and that the Recovery Point could not be created. I go look on the USB media and sure enough, those huge files aren't there any longer. I reboot and launch the stupid "recovery point browser" or whatever it is and it can't find anything. So I go and get booted off this ( after an extremely long wait for the network timeout!!! ), and what do you know, the tool that runs from there tells me, sorry, no recovery points found. Nowhere! Thanks to the help screens and a lot of reading on WWW, I did finally figure this out. Nothing with that name exists in the package.
Norton ghost 15 runtime error install#
How hard would it be for the Wizard to tell me to insert the Ghost Install Disk ( the media I purchased Ghost on ) rather than telling me to insert the Norton Recovery CD. I finally managed to create a friggin boot disk ( Custom Recovery CD ).
The process ended after 1 hour+ and I proceeded to try and create a boot DVD. I created a backup of all "drives" on my disk drive ( Can't Norton/Symantec figure out those are partitions ), watched as it created the "recover points" and wrote huge files to my USB media.
Now in comes version 15, with all the shiny new stuff. I get my image and use it later when the hard drive fails.
Under the older version, we boot from media ( custom created by the software ), which allows us to do a complete image of the hard drive to external media ( USB ).
Norton ghost 15 runtime error upgrade#
I was forced to upgrade from Ghost 2003 because it can't read NTFS. What does it take to get a disk image on media with this software? After $70 and 2 hours of frustration, I give up.
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