John inserted a blank 4GB USB drive into his computer, opened Rufus, and selected the Norton Ghost 11.5 ISO file. He then clicked "Start" and waited as Rufus created the bootable USB drive.

Once booted, the interface is famously simple:

Creating a is a rite of passage for system administrators. It bridges the gap between 2008-era reliability and 2025 hardware limitations. By following the WinPE method outlined above, you can breathe new life into this legendary software.