How to Ghost Windows with Norton Ghost

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[When your computer has a Windows error or is slow, or for some reason you don’t want to install Windows manually, and a manual install takes a long time, we think of ghosting the computer, ghosting Windows. Ghost is a way to restore Windows to the state it was in at backup time, with the software, drivers and drive data present at backup time. Ghost has the advantage of being fast and lightweight. A fresh Windows install can sometimes take several hours to install Windows, then the drivers, and after that the apps, setup, configuration… But Ghost can do that in just a few minutes if your backup file already had everything installed and configured beforehand.

First, open Norton Ghost

In this step, choose Local > Partition > From Image.

Next, use the up and down arrow keys to find the location of the Ghost file in .GHO format that you already have on your hard drive.

Select the Ghost file with the .GHO extension and click Open

Here, choose OK

Here, you need to choose the hard drive to restore the Ghost image to. The drive in my computer right now is an LMT 256GB SSD

At this step, just choose drive C: to restore to. If it doesn’t show the drive name, check what size drive C: is and then restore to it. It is usually listed first

Click Yes to confirm restoring the Ghost file to the selected partition.

Finally, Norton Ghost will run the Windows Ghost process, and you should not unplug or plug in any peripherals