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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 about to be 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 that was added to a drive exceeds a specified number of megabytes.

This option is unavailable for file and folder backups.

To enable event-triggered backups

On the Home or Tasks page, click Run or Manage Backups.

Select the backup you want to edit, and then click Change Schedule.

Click General under Event Triggers.

Select the events you want detected, and then click OK.

About Symantec ThreatCon

ThreatCon is Symantec's early warning security threat system. When Symantec

identifies various threats, the ThreatCon team adjusts the threat level. This

adjustment gives people and systems adequate warning to protect data and systems

against attack.

When you enable the Symantec ThreatCon trigger for a selected backup job, Norton

Ghost detects changes in the threat level. Your computer must be connected to

the Internet at the time. If the ThreatCon level is either reached or exceeded, the

backup job in which you enabled Symantec ThreatCon is started automatically.

You then have a recovery point to use to recover your data should your computer

become affected by the latest threat.

Running and managing backup jobs

Enabling event-triggered backups

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