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System Tray Icon not responding
I recently built a new PC with a fresh Windows 11 install and installed ASR 24. I was able to apply my license and the application is generally working as expected, except for the system tray icon. Usually when I click the icon in the system tray, nothing happens at all. If I click it several times, one of the clicks will eventually register. Note that none of the other applications running in my system tray have this issue. Has anyone else seen this issue?
System Recovery 24.0
I downloaded the new release of SR 24.0. On the Zip file. I checked the unblock box, saved it, and then unzipped the file. I ran browser.exe on a WIN 10 machine running SR 23.3. The progress window briefly popped up but then disappeared. I uninstalled 23.3 and tried the install of 24.0 again. Sames result. I then tried running 24.0 on another computer running Windows 11 and SR 23.2. Sames result. install started then disappeared, Do we have a possible bug? I have not contacted support yet. Thanks.
licence buying
I have not been able to buy a standard licence for System Recovery. I have called support twice which both ended in a similar way. A case was opened and then closed as I was left with the task to find a licence seller. I was supplied with some info, but I could not buy from any one from the list. I'm asking for this because I have been using the Symantec System recovery 2013 and do want to upgrade. I began using the program because I was a part of a testing group. As Symantec was split up and part of it merged with Veritas. In May 2016 I was invited to continue in a new testing group as part of Veritas, testing the upcoming SP 6 of SSR 2013 but had to decline the invitation. I have the Veritas System Recovery 23 Trialvare on my machine now (day 18). How can I by the licence for that product quick and easy?How to Remove PDF Password Protection?
There are different ways of removing passwords from PDF files, based on the type of password protection. Here's how the PDF password removers work and the steps involved. Understanding PDF Password Protection: Document Open Password: This password limits access to the PDF file opening operation only.Permissions Password: This password limits only certain operations with the PDF, e.g., printing, editing, etc. Document Open Password: This password restricts access to opening the PDF file itself. Permissions Password: This password restricts specific actions within the PDF, such as printing, editing, or copying content. Methods for Removing PDF Passwords: Using Adobe Acrobat: If you have the necessary permissions or know the password, Adobe Acrobat provides a straightforward method. Steps: Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat. Go to "Tools" > "Protect" > "Encrypt" > "Remove Security." If it's a "Document Open" password, click "OK." If it's a "Permissions Password," enter the password and click "OK." PDF Password Remover, the dedicated software application, is available to remove PDF passwords. These programs offer more advanced features and handle more complex password encryption. It is very important to use software from trusted sources. Download it from here. Add the PDF file to the software. Enter the password and press the Next button. Choose the desired options and destination location. Press the Unlock button to start. There you go; now you will get a PDF file without any password protection. Also, check out the article to learn how to remove passwords from bank statement files.
SO confused
Trying to update old SSR seems impossible. Or even finding someone to ask about it! All I can tell you is that 2016 Veritas/Symantec SSR v 16.0.2.56166 still runs on home systems and still more reliable than much newer apps. The software still comes up on home systems as the absolute best protection for our home networked Win & iOs devices. So did SSR for home users just go away? or can one pay to keep it current, albeit for home network? I'm not technical, but am just so impressed at how that software stands up after what, 4 OS upgrades of OS since Win7? And everytime there's a crash we end up finding the decades old SSR backups still run flawlessly. I don't know the economies, but seems like you're missing so much business. Nobody seems to want to even venture a price to keep the software current for home pcs. Do home users just dump the old SSR or do you offer any version suitable for home networks? Thanks.System Recovery Future
With VSR now Arctera System Recovery, will the product still be sold and with continued development? I was on the Arctera Website and I did not see System Recovery mentioned as a product. I only saw Backup Exec. Also, will Win 11 24H2 be supported in the future? I only see 23H2 on the comparability list for VSR 23.3. Thank you!System Recovery 23 does not install on windows 23H2
As I was going to upgrade from my old SSR 2013 I got a download link from Veritas. The install process stops right away. I ran the installation twice and I see same 2 errors in the Event application log. First there is a .NET runtime error Application: _Setup.exe Framework Version: v4.0.30319 Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception. Exception Info: System.Security.SecurityException at IFrameSDK._Setup.Setup.Main(System.String[]) and then there is an application error Faulting application name: _Setup.exe, version: 16.0.57012.0, time stamp: 0x60055d94 Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 10.0.22621.3958, time stamp: 0xfbc3a4f6 Exception code: 0xe0434352 Fault offset: 0x000000000005fabc Faulting process id: 0x0x5200 Faulting application start time: 0x0x1DAE692193AB2A3 Faulting application path: C:\Users\jgis\Downloads\System_Recovery_23.0.2_63015_Multilingual_Product\SSR\SSRx64\Install\_Setup.exe Faulting module path: C:\Windows\System32\KERNELBASE.dll Report Id: d7dfaee3-fcca-4b07-a107-2ff3881c2e4b Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID: my windows version Anyone experienced this with this mix of Windows and System Recovery versions?
