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I am on Windows XP and trying to backup to a drive on a networked computer. I can do this fine from other computers, but not from the problem computer. Norton Ghost 10.0 crashes and causes full system reboot everytime that I run it on this computer.
I've looked in the windows event viewer and haven't seen anything that indicates the problem.
Any ideas on what the problem is or how I can trace it down?
Checking the log was the first thing I did and nothing was reported wrong there.
So based on comments on another forum, I checked the box to skip bad sectors and that seemed to work so far.
Ghost reports all warnings and errors to the Windows Event log. Could you look at the application event logs and check for any warnings/errors from Ghost, Ghost Service, V2i, Volume Shadow Copy Service, etc? Have you run LiveUpdate in Ghost until there are no more updates? What are the differences between the systems that can connect, and the ones that cannot?