How to Select a Hard Drive
How to Format a Hard Drive With Windows XP
How to Designate a Start-Up Drive
How to Install a Second Hard Drive
How to Troubleshoot a Hard Drive
How to Clean a Hard Drive
How to Destroy a Hard Drive
How to Reformat a Hard Drive
How to Ghost a Hard Drive
How to Recover Hard Drive Data
How Does a Hard Drive Work?
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Summary: Ghosting a hard drive is creating an exact image of the contents of a hard drive on another hard drive. Ghost a hard drive to provide a backup copy of all files with help from an experienced computer user in this free video on computer hardware.
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"Hi I'm Richard Goms. We're here in Salt Lake City, UT. We're talking about hard drive basics. I'm now going to talk about how to ghost a drive. Ghosting a drive means that you're creating an exact image of a physical drive on another physical drive. As you are running your programs creating documents, running a business, payroll program or whatever, the ghost program is making images of those files on your main drive onto some other drive so that if the drive goes down you can immediately restore your system from that ghost drive or even replace the hard drive with the second drive. You'll be right back up and running immediately. A popular program is "Norton Ghost 2003" so we are going to search for that. Symantec is the name of the company that creates Norton Ghost or you can purchase it from a lot of different sources. It's 69.99 we can download it or get a CD or do both the download and the CD. We can just add that to our cart and then once you've paid for it you can download it and install it."
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