Archived from groups: microsoft. Nvidia 3dtv Play Activator Trial Resetter there. public.windowsxp.customize () 'Josh' wrote in news:O8A2hFfNFHA.3772@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl: >I currently use Norton ghost to make backup images. Can I use it to >create self installing backup images so that a user can just pop in a >disk and sit back and let it install? >>if not is there a product out there that will do this?

>>>good question. I work for a hotel that wants to put some pcs in the rooms, but we're afraid of what people could leave on there. I'm looking for a bootable disk that will 'self-install' a disk image. Such as the housekeeper just popping it in the drive while she's cleaning, letting it run, then moving onto the next room. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () 'Smowk' wrote in message news:Xns9EFSmowkieBandit@216.196.97.131. >i work for a hotel that wants to put some pcs in the rooms, but we're >afraid of what people could leave on there.

>>I'm looking for a bootable disk that will 'self-install' a disk image. >Such as the housekeeper just popping it in the drive while she's cleaning, >letting it run, then moving onto the next room.

>>Smowk Look into deepFreeze. -- D I'm not an MVP a VIP nor do I have ESP.

I was just trying to help. Please use your own best judgment before implementing any suggestions or advice herein. No warranty is expressed or implied. Motorola Cpei 35300 Manual. Your mileage may vary. See store for details. Remove shoes to E-mail. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () Try a product called Deep Freeze.very good for lab or public PC environments.

Download Ghost 12.0 For Dos - best software for Windows. Norton Ghost: Norton Ghost 15.0 protects PCs including all applications, settings, folders, and files with. Jun 2, 2005 - Hi all. I'm trying to decide on a good drive imaging solution for my 4 computers at home. I have 2 laptops, 1 desktop PC, and 1 server. I plan on putting a large hard drive in my server solely for storing imaged backups of my other 3 computers. All 4 computers are on my network at home. How to Restore Your PC with Norton Ghost image Create a Norton Ghost Image http://youtu.be/PwZ4-J70AUA.

What it will do is set a roll back point and every reboot will take the PC back to that point. It will drop all added files, programs, and viruses. Not too expensive either. Hope it helps.Napnut 'Josh' wrote: >I currently use Norton ghost to make backup images. Can I use it to create >self installing backup images so that a user can just pop in a disk and sit >back and let it install?

>>if not is there a product out there that will do this? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () First, we're all assuming you're using a decent version of Ghost, such as v2003 and not that dopey v9. If so, yes, you can use the DOS version and script the command. As for scripting the ghost command, study the switches MoiMeme referred you to. Your command might look something similar to: ghost -clone,mode=prestore,src=c: img FI.GHO:1,dst=1:2 -batch -sure -quiet (This is just an example I cut-and-pasted from a batch file Dell uses in their recovery partition. Finding Halfway Between Two Numbers Game here. ) Forget the 'autorun' CD--that's for launching the CD automatically after you're already in Windows. Instead, you want a bootable CD--the computer doesn't boot into Windows, it boots straight from the CD into DOS, where you can have the autoexec.bat file launch the ghost command.