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No update no &nbsp;patch for your product ....<br />
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No update no  patch for your product ....
Try this link :
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ghost.nsf/e44a397a948bb43e85256952006d83d1?OpenView [http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ghost.nsf/e44a397a948bb43e85256952006d83d1?OpenView]
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I have a SCSI hard drive as my primary C: drive and an IDE drive as a secondary D: drive.<br />
I want to keep a backup of my C: drive on my D: drive so I bought Norton Systemworks 2001 and tried to back it up with Ghost but it picks my D: (IDE) drive and not the C: (SCSI) drive as the source drive.<br />
I disconnected the IDE drive and then it says it can't find a source drive at all.<br />
Can anyone tell me how to correct this?<br />
Thanks...<br />
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Cal
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I have a SCSI hard drive as my primary C: drive and an IDE drive as a secondary D: drive.
I want to keep a backup of my C: drive on my D: drive so I bought Norton Systemworks 2001 and tried to back it up with Ghost but it picks my D: (IDE) drive and not the C: (SCSI) drive as the source drive.
I disconnected the IDE drive and then it says it can't find a source drive at all.
Can anyone tell me how to correct this?
Thanks...

Cal

Norton Ghost doesn't see my SCSI hard drive

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