#NORTON GHOST WINDOWS 10 2019 INSTALL#

You answer yes, and Ghost will save the new backup over last year's backup of September. Ghost will say that the image file already exists and ask you if you want to overwrite it. Next September when you make a backup, you would again create the backup image with the file name: C_Drive1_September.v2i. Next month's backup would be C_Drive1_October.v2i, then C_Drive1_November.v2i, and so on. If you want to have 12 image backups, they should be named differently each time you backup.ДЇor example, you could name the backup image for this month C_Drive1_September.v2i. Whether you have one backup image or 12, all the image files will be stored in the 'Norton Ghost Backups' folder in the J: drive. The backup image files are stored within the folder 'Norton Ghost Backups'. Inside that image file is a complete backup of the C: drive at the time the backup was made. In your screen shot, this image file is shown as: C_Drive1.v2i When ghost makes a backup of c: it stores the backup in a file called an 'image'. Your backup hard drive is the external hd and it is called J: Having 2 or 3 backups in the external hd gives you more security.Д¬lick to expand.Okay, let me try to make things clear so there is no problem in translation. If you want to use Copy My Hard Drive (Advanced) for Recovery (Restore), yes you reverse the drives, you copy J: to C. All your programs and data will be backed up. Once you get to month 12, you start over and overwrite Backup1. Rotating the backups means that lets say you backup once every month and you name the backups Backup1, Backup2, Backup3, Backup4, Backup5, etc. And when you run out of space, you can rotate the backups. You can make as many backups as you have hard drive space on the backup drive. You could use Recovery to restore a backup from a time BEFORE you picked up the virus. With multiple backups that you can rotate every so often on a monthly or weekly basis, you would be protected. After a while you notice the virus, but with only one backup, you have no choice but to try and remove the virus (by either anti-virus or reformatting and reinstalling windows). You make your regular backup and the virus gets included on the backup! Later when your main hd is toast, you buy a new one and use Recovery to restore the backup. Let's say one day you accidently get a computer virus but you don't notice it right away. Add compression to the backup image and you could easily double the number of backup images.Д¬lick to expand.Having 2 or 3 backups in the external hd gives you more security. That means you could store 5 backups on one 76GB drive. The advantage of this method is that you can store many more backup images on the backup drive.Д®ven if you do not use any compression (file shrinking) on the image file, each image will be 14GB.

When your main hard drive is toast, you buy a new one, and then restore the image file to the new drive (Recovery). This image file is stored on the backup drive. Rather than making an exact copy of the whole drive, Ghost 10 will make a backup file called an 'image' of the whole drive. I think this will be a better option because it is the usual way people make backups. To use this method, the settings you want from the screenshot you posted are attached to this post.

What if you wanted to make 7 backups, one for each day of the week? You would need 7 hard drives! The disadvantage is that you can only make one backup for each backup hard drive.

#NORTON GHOST WINDOWS 10 2019 INSTALL#

Or you could even open up the external drive, remove the hard drive from it, and install it in the computer if you needed to have the computer up again really fast. If your Local Disk (C: ) drive is toast, then you buy a new one, install it and then Copy My Hard Drive (Advanced) back to the new drive. You simply copy the whole hard drive to another hard drive. The advantage of this method is that it is simple to understand. It is normally used to make a clone or exact copy of the hard drive. This method is not usually used to backup a Hard Drive. Yes there are two different ways to backup with your setup.Д®ach way is good, they just have different advantages. That probably means your Local Disk (C: ) also has 14GB of data. The Backup (J: ) hard drive has 14GB of data on it. You appear to have already made a backup successfully, yes? Is the size of the Local Disk (C: ) the same as Backup (J: )? Click to expand.That is good that you are making a backup.

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