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See “Verifying a recovery point after creation ” on page 71.
To verify the success of a backup
1
On the Status page, review the Backups calendar, and verify that the backup
appears on the date that you ran it.
2
Move your mouse over a backup icon to review the status of the backup.
Editing backup settings
You can modify the settings of an existing backup. The Edit Settings feature gives
you access to several of the key pages of the Define Backup Wizard. You can modify
every setting except the option to change the recovery point type.
To edit backup settings
1
On the Home or Tasks pages, click Run or Manage Backups.
2
Select a backup to edit.
3
Click Edit Settings.
4
Make changes to the backup.
See “Defining a drive-based backup ” on page 57.
See “Defining a file and folder backup ” on page 79.
Enabling event-triggered backups
Norton Ghost can detect certain events and run a backup when they occur.
For example, to protect your computer when you install new software, Norton
Ghost can run a backup when it detects that new software is being installed. If a
problem occurs that harms your computer, you can use this recovery point to
restore your computer to its previous state.
You can configure Norton Ghost to automatically run a backup when the following
events occur:
■ Any application is installed
■ A specified application is started
■ Any user logs on to Windows
■ Any user logs off of Windows
■ The data added to a drive exceeds a specified number of megabytes
This option is unavailable for file and folder backups.
87Running and managing backup jobs
Editing backup settings