Comments on: Cloning a soon-to-crash hard drive http://www.hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/ No, it's not another diary. Fri, 06 Jan 2012 00:25:29 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: kelly http://www.hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/comment-page-1/#comment-11785 kelly Fri, 17 Aug 2007 05:17:21 +0000 http://hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/#comment-11785 I agree with the above statement made by my friends. Dont use Ghost as it will spoilt your data. Better use some other good software. I had a same problem last time and i used Ghost but it didn;t work out. So somebody suggested me HDRC and really they made me feel very happy to see thier quality software. So guys , i must tell you that just visit www.hdrconline.com you'll get to know everything there. Cheers! Kelly I agree with the above statement made by my friends. Dont use Ghost as it will spoilt your data. Better use some other good software. I had a same problem last time and i used Ghost but it didn;t work out. So somebody suggested me HDRC and really they made me feel very happy to see thier quality software. So guys , i must tell you that just visit http://www.hdrconline.com you’ll get to know everything there.
Cheers!
Kelly

]]> By: Zenisa http://www.hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/comment-page-1/#comment-10439 Zenisa Thu, 26 Jul 2007 11:51:53 +0000 http://hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/#comment-10439 Norton Ghost problem is solved with the following options: 1.) If you are using a HP machine, go to www.hp.com And under their support section search for your computer model. 2.) Download all the fixes that HP offers you. 3.) Update every driver that they offer 4.) In the BIOS under Storage under Sata change the option to COMBINED IDE and swap SATA cables on your motherboard accordingly. I fixed my Ghost problem this way. Hope this helps Regards, Norton Ghost problem is solved with the following options:

1.) If you are using a HP machine, go to http://www.hp.com
And under their support section search for your computer model.

2.) Download all the fixes that HP offers you.

3.) Update every driver that they offer

4.) In the BIOS under Storage under Sata change the option to COMBINED IDE and swap SATA cables on your motherboard accordingly.

I fixed my Ghost problem this way.
Hope this helps
Regards,

]]> By: james http://www.hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/comment-page-1/#comment-247 james Wed, 08 Nov 2006 12:08:38 +0000 http://hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/#comment-247 I've just done the Ghost 2003 clone thing on a bt machine and have the internal stack overflow issue. any chance you can give me step by step on how you fixed it? I’ve just done the Ghost 2003 clone thing on a bt machine and have the internal stack overflow issue.

any chance you can give me step by step on how you fixed it?

]]> By: acc_on_blogs http://www.hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/comment-page-1/#comment-4 acc_on_blogs Wed, 26 Oct 2005 15:37:16 +0000 http://hellqvist.com/janek/weblog/2005/09/02/cloning-a-soon-to-crash-hard-drive/#comment-4 Good text! I agree 100%. We use ghost at work and I absolutely hate it. Those guys think that it is great but they have never used <a href="http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/ " rel="nofollow">acronis backup software</a>. I am going to take it in one day just to show them just how much better it really is. Good text!

I agree 100%. We use ghost at work and I absolutely hate it. Those guys think that it is great but they have never used acronis backup software. I am going to take it in one day just to show them just how much better it really is.

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