I am tired of formating and installing WinXP and programs again and again. So I decided to back up my drives with Norton Ghost 9.0 and restore them when needed. The problem is: backup drives have.v2i extension; I selected to test the drive C restore (where OS is located), and started the wizard which later warned to ri-initiate procedure by using CD. I did that, restarted the PC, and followed the procedure. However, when I came to RESTORE from Image (in PC-DOS environment) I selected appropriate drive, and when I selected files with.v2i extension it didn't recognize and said that files are inappropriate.

In extension drop down list are listed.GHO,.IMG, and others but not v2i. What is going on? How can I restore the drive, how to make this thing function? Can I backup drives with other extension or use some other procedure!? Thanks in advance. From your description, it appears that you booted from a CD, but didn't run Ghost 9, but started Ghost 2003.GHO is the extension for a Ghost 2003 backup-image-file. You should: Boot from the Ghost 9 install CD (sometimes called the emergency recovery CD) Make sure Ghost 9 program is loaded and run it to restore.

Where are your Ghost 9 backups stored? If on an external USB2 drive, be aware that when booting from the CD, sometimes the drive letters presented are different than you have under XP, just look for the correct volume name and folder names where stored. What does it say on the front of your cd?

Buku tata bahasa indonesia pdf merge free. It should be a yellow/silver cd label with 'Norton Ghost 9.0' printed on it. I believe that when you Ghost 9.0 came out, it also included a Symantec Cd with label 'Ghost 2003' printed on it. That was for compatibility with older version (2003) of Ghost. If you don't have the Ghost 9 CD, you should be able to contact customer services at Symantec and get a replacement. Alternatively you could look on eBay because since Ghost 9 is so old now, you could probably buy it fairly reasonably. One final thought: Was Ghost 9 included with SystemWorks Premiere? If so, try booting from the SystemWorks Premiere CD, and see if there is a menu-selection for Ghost 9.

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I can't remember if Ghost 9 came with that or not. Ghost 9.0 is included in SystemWorks Premier. That is how I made a backup image. By clicking Norton Ghost 9.0 and then BackUP. However, after I insert the SystemWorks CD, there appear the option 2) Norton Ghost 9.0. In PC-DOS environment (other two options are antivirus stuff).

However after I select option 2, the next screen that opens I noticed in title bar window Norton Ghost. And of course after I follow the procedure and try to restore from image it does not recognise.v2i only other extensions!! Nevertheless, now I'm wondering if I can create somekind of bootable Ghost 9.0 CD by downloading some software from internet! This stuff seems foolish, you use to backup Ghost 9.0 than you cannot restore it. Probably there is some error. Did you boot from the SystemWorks CD?

Or insert it from within Windows XP? You should insert the cd while you're running XP, but click cancel if it tries to start it. Shut Down Reboot (may require F12 or other option to boot from cd) boot from cd Choose Ghost 9 option. (if there is an option to 'restore from legacy image.' , DON'T select that one. That is the Ghost 2003 one) I agree it is kind of confusing. I always purchased Ghost 9 (10, and 12) separately.