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Norton GoBack 4.0 review

Saturday 8 January 2005, 7:43 PM

Can't access hard drive after GoBack 4 upgrade


I installed Norton Works 2005 including GoBack 4 a month ago. Norton LiveUpdate has upgraded it three times since. Last upgrade left my computer dead with no way to access the hard drive. The Norton removal program GB_Prod.exe and their "Ctl+Alt+G" did not help. My only alternative is to reformat and lose all my data.

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Norton GoBack 4.0



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Overview

Norton GoBack 4.0

Editors rating
Rating: 7.7
Verdict

Although the System Restore utility built into Windows XP is nice, Norton GoBack 4.0 delivers a lot more control and flexibility, making your PC almost glitch-proof.

Typical price

£ 29

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