The document provides instructions for creating a bootable Norton Ghost USB drive to back up and restore systems. It involves using a format USB tool to prepare the USB drive with a FAT32 file system and create a DOS startup disk. Then the contents of the downloaded Norton Ghost Boot folder are copied to the USB drive, excluding the top-level Boot folder, resulting in a bootable drive that can be used to back up and restore systems using Norton Ghost.

1. Bootable USB Norton Ghost

2. Tools You Need
1. Format USB tool.
2. USBOOT Norton Ghost.

3. Procedure
 Place the folders in a convenient location where you can easily access them
(Desktop).
 Once downloaded and extracted, open the Format USB Folder, then right click
the Format USB Tool.exe and select “Run as administrator“, it might prompt you to
input an admin password.

4.  After running the Format USB tool select: the USB under device, Under file system select:FAT32,
check format device, also check create a DOS start up disk and select from the browser the USB
Norton Ghost Boot folder .

5.  A warning pop up will come up letting you know that all data will be deleted from the USB by
continuing, so when you are ready click yes when prompted to do so.

6.  When done click ok.

7.  Now copy all the content from the Boot Norton Ghost folder into the USB drive without the Boot
folder, like the image

8.  In case you copied the Boot folder just delete it from the flash drive.
 Now You’ve got a bootable Norton Ghost USB.