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I had the same problem last year with XP, and I also had Norton AV 2003. After one of the updates that problem started. Uninstalled Norton, problem went away. After that I have never used Norton again.
Can you get a corporate license for Ghost, and then make restore CDs/DVDs for customers and sell them a license? If it works like that how much are the licenses?
Thanks!
Yeah the cost was what turns me off from Ghost. Our company is looking for a restore solution for the few computers we sell, so basically we are looking for something cheap and effective :)
Anyone have input on good ways to do this? I know Norton Ghost is one way to do it, but I would like something that is a little smoother. Info would be appreciated :)
I hope it works out for them. If they have some nice unique ideas, it would be good to see some fresh blood pumped into the industry. You never know if it will work or not unless you try :) Don't let the naysayers get ya down, just heed their points and figure out how to try and work with...
If it was hit by lightning tell him to call his insurance company, get them to cut a check for replacement value of the system and buy a new one and move on. I've fixed too many lightning struck computers only to have them come back a month or 2 later with wierd issues or other components dying...
"Personally, I am kind of tired of all these companies offering the same product, with basically no competitive advantage. No offense to AquaBox, I know how hard it is to start and run a business, but every computer company out there seems to offer a liquid cooled, cathode-lighted, clear side...
I wonder how much it actually costs to produce a case. I don't mean R&D time, tools to manufacture, marketing, that sort of thing. I mean just the actual material of one case. Any have guesses, or actual data?
I'm wondering if anyone has ever seen a switch that can be controlled by software in Windows. Basically I would want it to have the lights on the front of my case, the cathodes inside,etc... hooked up to it, and then in Windows you can choose which ones to turn on or off. Anything like this...