I'm using a 3 month-old HP Envy notebook 13-d053sa running Windows 10 Home and Norton Internet Security.
I noticed this NBRT thing and decided to give it a go, so I downloaded it by clicking on the download button on the Norton web page. However, it downloaded via the Windows 10 downloader rather than the Norton downloader, and nothing followed it -- i.e. no invitation to accept and agree to terms, no installation wizard. The downloader has created a new disk partition "E" specifically for NBRT and all the folders and files are in there, but I have no idea what to do with them. Any help would be appreciated.
Wenn Du ein aktuelles Abo hast, dann einfach im Norton Account anmelden : https://www.mynortonaccount.com/amsweb/redirect.do?fpage=getKey&product_lang=GE Dort sind alle Produkte aufgelistet, die Du erworben hast. Unter dem momentan gültigen Produkt findest Du auch einen Link um das Norton Bootable Recovery Tool runterzuladen.
Das Tool passt dann automatisch zu Deiner Lizenz und Du brauchst keinen Schlüssel mehr einzugeben.
I'm confused as to why Norton didn't process the download, why I have a new disc partition, and why its contents reference Linux, so I'm not at all confident about what is going on here.
Norton did not scan/report my iso downloads. Norton does not scan/report on my msu downloads. Maybe, Norton only reports on PE downloads. How to use Norton Bootable Recovery Tool?
Looking for nbrt.iso I find it in the downloads folder (862Mb -- this is the file that, when I open it, takes me to the new disc partition E:/). Right click offers me the options of "mount" (which just takes me to E:/ again) and "burn disc image". There is no optical drive on this machine. Should I just go ahead and copy this file to USB memory?
I'm confused as to why Norton didn't process the download, why I have a new disc partition, and why its contents reference Linux, so I'm not at all confident about what is going on here.
FWIW ~ just downloaded NBRT.iso 860MB thru Firefox native download manager (save to desktop).
File Type is Windows Media Player - W8.1. Head Scratch. Have to check my defaults.
Edit... Yeah, right click file > Open with ISO Viewer > ISO Viewer > Burn to disk.
Maybe, your default is > Mount as virtual drive ?
Maybe, F is your Optical Drive http://s31.postimg.org/9hxlapqez/screenshot.png
I downloaded NBRT again and just ended up with another disk partition F:/ with all the same files in it and still no indication of how to proceed. Does anybody have any idea of what might be going on here please?
A file called nbrt is present in my downloads folder (identified as a .iso disk image file 883,078 Kbytes), but when I open it, it just takes me to E: where all the new files are.
No Linux on this machine (I searched for it and found nothing).