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Reverting your hard disk
Revert your hard disk
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6 Click Yes.
A Norton GoBack progress bar appears.
7 Click OK.
After your computer restarts, your hard disk will be reverted to the date and time selected.
Boot from a floppy disk with Norton GoBack protection
For programs requiring a floppy disk to get started, you can use Norton GoBack to ensure that, if needed, you can revert back to a date or time before you ran the program.
To boot from a floppy disk
1 Restart your computer.
2 When the Norton GoBack Boot screen appears, press the spacebar.
3 Insert the program’s floppy disk into drive A.
4 On the Norton GoBack boot menu, click
Boot from
Floppy.
Your computer will boot into the program.
Clear your computer’s history
Norton GoBack lets you clear your computer’s history to prevent anyone from seeing information that has been changed or deleted.
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When you clear Norton GoBack history, you also take away your ability to revert to the times that you have cleared. Norton GoBack cannot restore a history that you have cleared.
To clear Norton GoBack history
1 In the Norton GoBack main window, click Options.
2 Select the drive you wish to clear.
3 Click Clear Norton GoBack History.
A message informs you that clearing the history is a permanent action that cannot be undone.
4 To continue clearing the history, click Yes.
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Disable or enable Norton GoBack
Disable or enable Norton GoBack
When you disable Norton GoBack, all history information is cleared and you will be unable to revert your hard disk until Norton GoBack is enabled again.
You can disable Norton GoBack from the main window or from the boot menu.
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Norton GoBack will not track any information while it is disabled.
For more information, see the online Help.
Disabling Norton GoBack requires that you restart your computer.
To disable Norton GoBack from the main window
1 In the Norton GoBack main window, click Options.
2 Click Disable Norton GoBack.
A message informs you that disabling Norton GoBack will clear the history and prevent any reverting.
3 Click OK.
Your computer will automatically restart and Norton
GoBack will be disabled.
To disable Norton GoBack from the boot menu
1 Restart your computer.
2 When the Norton GoBack Boot Screen appears, press the SPACEBAR.
3 On the Norton GoBack boot menu, click Disable.
A message will appear letting you know that disabling
Norton GoBack will clear the history and you will no longer be able to recover data from the past.
4 Click Yes.
5 Click Continue.
Your computer will automatically restart and Norton
GoBack will be disabled.
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Hide/show the Norton GoBack Windows system tray icon
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To enable Norton GoBack
1 Start Norton GoBack.
A message will appear reminding you that Norton
GoBack is currently disabled.
2 Click Yes to enable Norton GoBack.
Your computer will automatically restart and Norton
GoBack will be enabled.
Hide/show the Norton GoBack Windows system tray icon
When Norton GoBack is installed, its icon automatically appears in the Windows system tray for easy access when you need to restore your hard disk.
To hide the Norton GoBack icon in the Windows system tray
1 In the Norton GoBack main window, click Options.
2 Uncheck Icon in System Tray.
If the box is checked, the icon appears in the Windows system tray. If the box is unchecked, the icon is hidden.
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Hide/show the Norton GoBack Windows system tray icon
Maintaining password security
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Norton Password Manager protects your Windows program and Internet logon information, and stores address and credit card information for e-commerce transactions. Norton Password Manager automatically recognizes programs and Web sites that require you to log on, and, with your consent, provides the logon information automatically. The information you store in
Norton Password Manager is encrypted.
Norton Password Manager also helps you to create passwords that are hard to guess. This increased security makes your computing activity more secure.
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Table of contents
- 15 Scan for viruses using the CD
- 16 If Windows doesn’t start
- 17 If you have your Windows Startup Disk
- 17 If you have access to another computer
- 19 When to use Norton GoBack
- 20 Run Norton Disk Doctor from the CD
- 30 When to activate your product
- 30 Locate the product key
- 32 Norton Utilities features
- 34 Norton CleanSweep features
- 42 Supported email clients
- 43 Unsupported email programs
- 44 Supported instant messenger clients
- 44 Norton GoBack requirements
- 48 Customize installation
- 50 Use the Information Wizard
- 52 Read the Readme file
- 53 Before you install Norton GoBack
- 54 Install Norton GoBack
- 55 After you install Norton GoBack
- 61 Start Norton SystemWorks
- 63 Use Norton Tray Manager
- 63 Use the Windows desktop shortcut menu
- 65 Start utilities from the CD
- 76 Ignore problems found by One Button Checkup
- 78 Check Office Plug-in status
- 80 Check the Activity Log
- 82 About Rescue Disks
- 83 Create a Rescue Disk set
- 85 Test your Rescue Disks
- 85 Update your Rescue Disks
- 86 Rescue Disk options
- 89 Look up glossary terms
- 89 Use online Help
- 90 Readme file
- 90 Access the User’s Guide PDF
- 91 Symantec products on the Web
- 92 Subscribe to the Symantec Security Response newsletter
- 96 Customize One Button Checkup Repair History
- 97 Create a new One Button Checkup schedule
- 99 Change a One Button Checkup schedule
- 103 Set One Button Checkup Repair History options
- 109 Set Norton System Doctor startup options
- 113 Use the Norton CleanSweep Master Log
- 114 Set Fast & Safe Cleanup options
- 116 About System options
- 117 About Internet options
- 118 About Other options
- 120 If you need to restore default Norton AntiVirus settings
- 124 Set a profile’s general options
- 124 Change profile information
- 125 Change profile passwords
- 126 Change profile identity
- 126 Change profile addresses
- 127 Change profile credit cards
- 128 Change profile security level
- 129 View or delete managed passwords
- 129 View or delete ignored passwords
- 130 View or delete ignored Quick Fill sites
- 132 Delete unnecessary Web files
- 132 View Web Cleanup files
- 138 View Connection Keep Alive status
- 142 About Norton GoBack safe points
- 144 Revert your hard disk from the Norton GoBack boot menu
- 145 Boot from a floppy disk with Norton GoBack protection
- 145 Clear your computer’s history
- 150 About profiles
- 151 About strong passwords
- 156 Start Norton Password Manager
- 157 View a profile’s status and settings
- 158 Close Norton Password Manager
- 159 About Internet forms
- 159 Fill or ignore forms automatically
- 160 Fill forms manually
- 162 Back up or restore your profile information
- 163 View or delete managed sites
- 164 Change to a different profile
- 164 About the credit card verification number
- 169 Turn off Express mode
- 177 Scan individual elements
- 178 If problems are found during a scan
- 179 Run a custom scan
- 180 Schedule a custom scan
- 182 Edit scheduled scans
- 183 Delete a scan schedule
- 186 Review the repair details
- 186 Use the Repair Wizard
- 188 If you are using Windows 98/98SE/Me
- 189 If you are using Windows 2000/XP
- 191 If Inoculation alerts you about a change in system files
- 200 When to use One Button Checkup
- 200 When to use Norton Disk Doctor
- 201 When to use Norton WinDoctor
- 203 Run Norton Disk Doctor in the background
- 203 Create an Undo file to reverse repairs
- 205 Create a Norton Disk Doctor report
- 208 Create a Norton WinDoctor log file
- 209 Select Norton WinDoctor scans
- 212 Select Norton WinDoctor repair solutions
- 222 How fragmentation is calculated
- 224 About file fragmentation
- 224 Differences between optimization and defragmentation
- 225 If you are optimizing for the first time
- 225 If you are optimizing NTFS volumes
- 226 Prepare your computer
- 227 About the phases of optimization
- 227 File placement during optimization
- 228 Optimize a disk
- 231 Run Speed Disk in the background
- 231 About the optimization map
- 233 About the Analysis View
- 236 Specify file placement during optimization
- 238 About the Windows swap file
- 238 About the Windows registry
- 239 Optimize the registry and swap file in Windows 98/Me
- 240 Windows 98/Me command-line syntax
- 241 Windows 2000/XP command-line syntax
- 244 About hexadecimal values
- 244 About the Government Wipe process
- 254 Identify files that are safe to remove
- 255 Remove a program with Uninstall Wizard
- 257 Remove part of a program
- 258 View more information about a component
- 258 If you want to add a component to uninstall
- 259 If you want to display program links
- 260 Use summary information
- 264 Decide which cookies to keep
- 264 Remove unwanted cookies
- 270 Delete unwanted backups
- 270 Delete a backup in response to an alert
- 277 My Rescue Disk does not work
- 278 I cannot start from drive A
- 278 I get an error when testing basic Rescue Disks
- 280 Use Norton GoBack to revert your disks
- 281 Norton Disk Doctor, Speed Disk, or other Norton Utilities keep restarting
- 281 My drive might not be configured properly
- 282 DOS-based troubleshooting list
- 283 Before you begin
- 283 My computer displays an error message on startup
- 285 Check inside your computer
- 286 If you cannot repair general hardware problems
- 286 Correct computer setup data
- 287 Recover startup data
- 290 Recover operating system files
- 291 If you cannot recover operating system files
- 291 Recover corrupt registry files
- 294 Troubleshoot problems with Disk Editor
- 295 Auto-Protect does not load when I start my computer
- 296 I have scanned and removed a virus, but it keeps infecting my files
- 297 Norton AntiVirus cannot repair my infected files
- 297 I can’t receive email messages
- 298 I can’t send email messages
- 299 I can’t install Norton CleanSweep
- 299 I can’t delete files that Norton CleanSweep has marked red
- 300 I get an error message that Csinject is causing a problem
- 300 Smart Sweep is not detecting any changes on any installation
- 301 I’m using Netscape (or Opera) and my product won’t work
- 301 I’ve forgotten my master password
- 304 Change from read-only mode
- 305 Recover an unbootable hard disk with Rescue Disks
- 306 Recover an unbootable hard disk with Emergency Disks
- 307 About directory structure
- 309 Recovery methods
- 315 About bad disk problems
- 316 Data recovery procedures
- 316 Determine whether Disk Editor is accessing your disk as a logical or physical disk
- 317 Extract data from a logical disk
- 318 Extract clusters from a physical disk
- 322 Find the rest of the clusters