Integration with Google Desktop for rapid data recovery.Symantec ThreatCon tool capable of creating backups with an alarm level specified by the user when we browse the Internet.Optimized and encrypted file compression so that your backups require less space and are always protected.Save your restore points on all sorts of storage units, including Blu-ray discs or even FTP servers.Restore the system and recover the files after possible failures, even why our PC doesn't boot.Carry out backups of files and folders, selectively or of the entire system every now and again, detect changes to files and automatically update our stored copies.This software is specially conceived to offer protection against data loss, providing many solutions to carry out backups. And among the tools available on the market to protect them, Norton Ghost is possibly one of the best. It also worked flawlessly when I trashed a hard drive and had to restore it.The security of our computer and its files are vital. I have used Version 6.0 of True Image and the program worked great. I plan to check out Acronis True Image instead. Also, Ghost continued backing up on me when I cancelled out of the middle of a backup. Running a backup will take up all your resources and you can’t do anything else on your machine. Also, there is no way to do a backup in DOS mode, which with most other backup programs is much faster than backing up in Windows. In addition, it appears that in attempting to restore, I trashed the hard drive disk identifying info on the destination drive and I have no idea how to fix it. When I tried to restore again using some different settings, I got the “Error EBAB0003: This feature is not supported.” There is no tech-note or documentation anywhere on the Symantec site or the User Guide for this error. If I did something wrong with the settings backing up or restoring, I have no idea from the documentation. But after the restore, the drive would not boot and I got a disk boot error.
In DOS Mode recovery, I was able to restore in 28 minutes, which is decent. And when I tried to restore in Windows mode, it took 2 hours to restore 16% of that partition – I gave up. I backed up a 20GB partition using Ghost 9 and it took 4.5 hours on a Athlon XP1600 machine with 384MB of RAM – way too slow. Comments: Ghost 9 is total dogmeat, in the tradition of its companion products SystemWorks 2005 and Personal Firewall 2005.
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