Based on my knowledge, this requirement may be impossible to achieve
Ghost's backup and restore itself is to read partitions such as FAT and NTFS or the entire disk logically, and copy the underlying files by sectors. Take my own machine as an example. I have a laptop I bought in 2008, with genuine XP on it. I use the Ghost tool to back it up in case of emergencies. Restore it immediately after backing it up. The files on the partition are It turns out there is no difference
The Ghost method mentioned by the questioner to install Windows, does it mean that the pirated Windows system is made into a Ghost image file, which comes with or integrates the PE environment, PostInstall tool, including driver installation, etc.?
The questioner can check the user documentation or technical documentation of Norton Ghost to see if Ghost will generate log files in the system partition, or if there are hidden marks in the unpartitioned area.
If not, it would be difficult
If you want to analyze whether the target machine is a pirated system installed in the form of Ghost, then analyze the characteristics of the pirated system
PS: Whether it is piracy or not has nothing to do with whether you use the Ghost tool Installing it with a genuine image and then activating it with the KMS tool is also piracy, but without using Ghost
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Based on my knowledge, this requirement may be impossible to achieve
Ghost's backup and restore itself is to read partitions such as FAT and NTFS or the entire disk logically, and copy the underlying files by sectors.
Take my own machine as an example. I have a laptop I bought in 2008, with genuine XP on it. I use the Ghost tool to back it up in case of emergencies.
Restore it immediately after backing it up. The files on the partition are It turns out there is no difference
The Ghost method mentioned by the questioner to install Windows, does it mean that the pirated Windows system is made into a Ghost image file, which comes with or integrates the PE environment, PostInstall tool, including driver installation, etc.?
The questioner can check the user documentation or technical documentation of Norton Ghost to see if Ghost will generate log files in the system partition, or if there are hidden marks in the unpartitioned area.
If not, it would be difficult
If you want to analyze whether the target machine is a pirated system installed in the form of Ghost, then analyze the characteristics of the pirated system
PS:
Whether it is piracy or not has nothing to do with whether you use the Ghost tool
Installing it with a genuine image and then activating it with the KMS tool is also piracy, but without using Ghost