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    Default how to ghost windows 7

    ok i want to know if it's possible to ghost windows 7 ??
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    Default Re: how to ghost windows 7

    I would imagine Norton Ghost would be a good bet.
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    Default Re: how to ghost windows 7

    I used Norton Ghost to successfully ghost WIn7
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    Default Re: how to ghost windows 7

    If you don't have access to Ghost, there are a couple of open source products you can check out as well.

    Clonezilla -- http://clonezilla.org/
    G4L -- http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4l/

    I have used both products and they have worked well for me. I haven't tried them on Win7, but they both worked for Vista and Win Server 2003. I figure they are worth a shot.

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