Ghost win xp sp 2 bị lỗi ?

Method 1
When launching the Ghost DOS executable file, use the -fni switch:

ghost.exe -fni

This forces Ghost to ignore direct IDE access and choose another access method.

If using a consumer Ghost version, such as Norton Ghost 2002, use Ghostpe.exe instead of Ghost.exe. For a list of the consumer and corporate Ghost versions, see the document How to determine your version of Ghost.


Method 2
If cloning an NTFS partition or a disk that includes an NTFS partition, use the following combination of switches:

ghost.exe -ntc- -fni -ffx -fns -ntil

Note: The dashes on either side of NTC are correct. Use -ntc- and not -ntc

If using a consumer Ghost version, such as Norton Ghost 2002, use Ghostpe.exe instead of Ghost.exe. For a list of the consumer and corporate Ghost versions, see the document How to determine your version of Ghost.


Method 3
If cloning a computer that has Windows 2000 encrypted secure folders, remove the folder encryption or remove the folders before cloning.


Method 4
If the target computer has a prorietary or hidden partition, try deleting all partitions on the target computer with GDisk before restoring the image. The following is an example command line:

gdisk.exe 1 /y /del /all


Method 5
Modify the Config.sys file on the floppy boot disk to include the following line:

shell=command.com /p /e:2048


Method 6
Run Ghost from the command line. That is, when launching the Ghost DOS executable file (Ghost.exe or Ghostpe.exe), use command line switches to instruct Ghost on what tasks to perform.

For instance, to launch Ghost to copy (-clone,mode=pcopy) the second partition of the first local drive (src=1:2) to the first partition of a second drive (dst=2:1), without displaying the normal final warning prompt (-sure), type:

ghost.exe -clone,mode=pcopy,src=1:2,dst=2:1 -sure

For more information on this process, see Appendix A of the Ghost Implementation Guide or Ghost User Manual.


Method 7
Run a defragment utility, such as Speed Disk, and remove temporary files such as Internet Explorer cache files.


Method 8
Detach unnecessary peripherals, such as scanning devices or zip drives, and then run the Ghost DOS executable file (Ghost.exe or Ghostpe.exe) from the floppy disk with only the files necessary for launching Ghost and for accessing necessary devices. For instance, to write an image file directly to a CD-R or CD-RW device, load the DOS system files and Ghost files and do not load drivers for devices such as scanners, printers, and so on. For more information on which files are necessary for running Ghost, see the documents How to create a DOS system disk for Ghost and Which boot disks to use when writing to CD-R/RW drives.


Method 9
The error "Internal error 36000 Processor exception..." has been resolved in some instances in Symantec Ghost 7.0. To upgrade Ghost, see the document How to obtain current version of Symantec Ghost.