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Join Date: Nov 2005
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NOrton Go Back
Greetings All,
I have used Norton Go Back for a couple years now (I don't care for Windows Restore option) On my new PC if I load Go Back...then Netmeeting is unable to connect. I use Netmeeting on a daily basis so it is a required program in my list. At the same time Go Back has saved me several total reformats over the years. Does anyone have a clue why this would happen it never happened on any of my previous systems. Thanks in advance |
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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What happens if you disable Norton before using Netmeeting?
edit : You may need to pull out a manual and check settings especially if you routinely load Netmeeting during boot up. Also check to see that you disabled XP System Restore because if those 2 programs are arguing Netmeeting might be the casualty.
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Goback is noted for causing all kinds of issues - because it actually alters the hard drive boot sector. I MUCH prefer using a drive imaging program and keeping updated images on some kind of external media or an additional hard drive. Yes, it CAN save your butt, but it can ALSO give you a lot of grief too.
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