I see a lot of people having trouble with dos version of ghost and i thought i would give them i mini-guide in order to solve most of their problems. From my experience Ghost 2003 versions are slower than ghost 11 version. Ghost 11 copy's 2 Sata drives faster. Ok here goes: 1.

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Google the following 'Symantec.Norton.Ghost.11.Corporate.DOS.Boot.CD.iso' download and burn the iso into a cd-rom. Download HP USB format tool from and install it. Download Me dos disk from and create a bootable floppy.

Run HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool select Fat32 --> create dos startup disk and point to ur floppy drive so that it gets the boot files from there. Press start and in a few secs u have a bootable usb flash drive 5. Copy ghost.exe from the cdrom u created with Symantec.Norton.Ghost.11.Corporate.DOS.Boot.CD.iso (its in d: GHOST) into the usb flash disk. Restart ur pc go into bios and select the usb flash disk as the drive to boot 1st.

Make sure the usb flash disk is on a usb slot. When in command prompt type 'ghost.exe' and press Enter Hope that helps.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Thanks, but what if I want to restore an image from another HDD(not from a bootable CD/DVD) to a PC/Laptop which does NOT have a floppy drive? How do I get to the Ghost interface in DOS?

Of course, the Gost2003 boot wizard has an option to create bootable CD/DVD startup disk, but only on a 1.44MB floppy. What I need is a bootable CD, because modern Laptops don't have a floppy drive. The original Ghost2003 is also bootable, isn't it? But at some point, after the A: I need to enter a command. I tried.ghost.exe but it didn't work. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () Thanks, but what if I want to restore an image from another HDD(not from a bootable CD/DVD) to a PC/Laptop which does NOT have a floppy drive? How do I get to the Ghost interface in DOS?

Of course, the Gost2003 boot wizard has an option to create bootable CD/DVD startup disk, but only on a 1.44MB floppy. What I need is a bootable CD, because modern Laptops don't have a floppy drive. The original Ghost2003 is also bootable, isn't it?

But at some point, after the A: I need to enter a command. I tried.ghost.exe but it didn't work. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () This might be worth reading: CD/DVD Startup Disk with Ghost The Ghost Boot Wizard in Symantec Ghost 8.x and Norton Ghost 2003 has as option to create a CD/DVD Startup Disk with Ghost. This bootable floppy disk includes generic CD/DVD ROM drivers.

Jace wrote: > Hello Newsgroup, > > If I want to boot my pc with the original ghost2003 CD to restore an > image, what's the command I have to enter after the A:?? > > On my PC I always use a floppy disk to boot into DOS, but on my laptop > I don't have a floppy drive, so I have to use the ghost cd. > But I get stuck each time because I don't know what command I have to > enter after the A: > > Can anybody help me? > > Thanks > jace.