you want ghost your network's computers with a fresh desktop that features Windows 8, as your computer currently using windows 7. You will use Norton Ghost to do this. What source will Norton Ghost utilize to install Windows A. The ISO installation file downloaded from the Internet
B. An image file featuring the Windows 8 operating system
C. The original factory DVD with the installation files for Windows 8
D. An MSI file created for the Windows 8 operating system
B. An image file featuring the Windows 8 operating system
You want to ghost your network’s computers with a fresh desktop that features Windows 8, as your computers currently use Windows 7. You will use Norton Ghost to do this. What source will Norton Ghost utilize to install Windows 8?
You want to ghost your network's computers with a fresh desktop that features Windows 8, as your computers currently use Windows 7. You will use Norton Ghost to do this. What source will Norton Ghost utilize to install Windows 8?
you are viewing the desktop of a windows 8 machine. you want to get back to the start screen to access your tiles, how do you do this
In order to ghost your network's computers with a fresh desktop featuring Windows 8 using Norton Ghost, the source that Norton Ghost will utilize to install Windows is:
B. An image file featuring the Windows 8 operating system
To explain further, Norton Ghost allows you to create a complete and exact copy (image) of a source drive or partition, which can then be used to restore or clone that drive/partition to another location. In this scenario, you will need to have an image file of the Windows 8 operating system that Norton Ghost can use as the source for installation.
This image file can either be obtained from an already existing system that is running Windows 8 and has been captured using Norton Ghost, or it can be downloaded from a trusted source that provides Windows 8 ISO installation files. Once you have the image file, you can point Norton Ghost to it as the installation source, allowing it to clone and install Windows 8 on your network's computers.