Norton Ghost 9.0 OLD VERSION

** Norton Ghost 9.0** Norton Ghost 9.0 has received a largely critical reception from customers who express Considerable disappointment with its performance and usability. While some users appreciate the potential of the backup software to restore a crashed drive, many report that the process is fraught with problems and frustrations. The interface deviates from what users expect based on previous Symantec/Norton products, leading to confusion and inefficiencies. One of the most significant complaints is related to the size of backups, which users note are substantially larger than those created with its predecessor, Ghost 2003. This has made it cumbersome as the program requires more storage space – a factor that many find off-putting. Furthermore, the software has been described as 'bloated' and 'buggy', with users dealing with unexpected errors and poor support from the company. Restoration processes can be tedious, often requiring multiple attempts and reboots that take excessively long. Users have also reported issues with the program's ability to recognize backup locations, especially on network drives, which adds another layer of complexity to the restoration process. Additionally, the promise of incremental backups and other newer features has not resonated well with users, many of whom find these aspects poorly implemented or not functioning as documented. Coupled with a lack of effective tech support, the overall impression is one of a product that struggles to deliver on its claims, and in some cases even hinders the functioning of the user's system. In summary, while some users managed to get satisfactory backup results thanks to the software, the journey is often riddled with obstacles leading many to recommend alternatives such as Ghost 2003 or Acronis True Image instead. **