Ghost32 Exe Ghostexp Exe Ghostsrv Exe
Ghost32.exe, ghostexp.exe, ghostcdr.dll and ghostsrv.exe Unfortunately, as stated, my copy of ghost32.exe includes ghostcdr.dll, and thus the file is not in the ghost directory on the server or located on the Install CD's cab files.
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Ghost32 For Windows 7
Automated BartPE Ghost CD Installer Recently Grayden MacLennan wrote to the about using along with Ghost 8.x as a workaround for the Netgear GA621 DOS drivers not working in some buildings. BartPE will create a bootable windows CD, and from there we can run the slightly more reliable windows GA621 drivers and the windows Ghost32 client. The following is a list of instructions to recreate his work. • Install the latest version of and have a Windows XP CD handy. • Then copy the following files from C:Programs FilesSymantecGhost into the C:pebuilder313pluginghost8files directory: ghost32.exe, ghostexp.exe, ghostsrv.exe, ghostcdr.dll • Enable the Ghost Plugin (Change to 'Yes' on the plug-in list) • (Optional) Enable Boot Fix ('Press any key to boot from CD') Plug-in • Create a folder C:pebuilder313driversNetGA621 and copy the Netgear GA621 Windows XP Driver files (DP83820.sys and NET83820.INI) into there. 
If you stop here, you'll be able to burn a BartPE disc with Ghost and the drivers for the Netgear GA621. I recommened you make at least one CD like this so you can can experiment with everything else BartPE has to offer, and also for use pulling a ghost image from a source machine.