SreEula.exe - System Error when booting 2013 R2 SRD
Hi all. I have had a support ticket open on this now for almost two weeks, with no luck. I have 2 issues. Dell Poweredge T420. Intel Xeon E5-2450 2.1. 16GB RAM. Windows Server 2012 R2 Std. System Recover 2013 R2 w/ current MS ADK installed. All Windows updates installed, and Live update ran. 1. When trying to create a "Typical" SRD, I am only offered "German" as a language selection. 2. More imporant issue: I cannot boot the Advanced 64-bit SRD after seemingly successfully creating it in English. Booting starts out fine. Blue Windows logo...white spinning in process icon. I get the symantec boxes for loading drivers, checking system requirements, network confguration, but then I get an error box titled: "SreEula.exe - System Error" . The message is: "The program can't start because oledlg.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem". I have tried repairing, uninstallling and re-installing the software multiple times, but always get the same error. I haven't gotten anywhere with tech support. Anyone with any ideas?? Thanks Mike
SSR 2013 - support for Windows 8.1/2012 R2 available now!
Service Pack 2 for Symantec System Recovery (SSR) 2013 will be available soon and, amongst other things, will bring support for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2. I cannot provide an exact date for the release of SP2 at this stage but this thread will be updated with details (release notes etc) when SP2 is available. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Norton Ghost users - Welcome to Symantec System Recovery!
As announced today (15 March 2013), Norton Ghost 15 is being discontinued, and will be replaced with Symantec System Recovery (SSR) 2013 Desktop edition. Click here for details. We'd like to welcome those customer who already have made the transition, or are thinking about it! Please use this thread to discuss any non-technical issues, such as functionality, upgrade information, etc. If you encounter a technical issue and require technical epertise, you are in good hands. This board is monitored by several SSR specialists, ready to assist. Simply start your own thread with your question. On the surface, Ghost 15 and SSR 2013 are very similar in the look and feel. The console hasn't changed much, so using the product itself should not be much of a learning curve. However, the engine itself has gone through several improvements. Here are a few of the changes in SSR 2013 from Ghost 15: Support for Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 UEFI Support:Symantec System Recoverynow enables boot from UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) in addition to BIOS. 64 bit Support: 32-bit and 64-bit recovery disks are now included. USB Recovery Disk: Create a custom Symantec SystemRecovery Disk on a USB device.Add 32- or 64-bit drivers. Advanced Monitoring and Reporting:Symantec SystemRecoveryMonitor is a new monitoring solution that's extremely simple to use andis FREE of charge to all Symantec System Recovery 2013 customers. It's a standalone andlightweightsolution for managing up to 100 nodes.It’s simplicity and no extra dependency eliminates the learning curve for users. Intuitive GUI along with essential action controls provide crisp status along with ability to take desired actions seamlessly through the same view. Improved support for virtual environments: Greater support for ESX, VMWare, HyperV, and Citrix. Smart Reconciliation:Now Backups and reconciliation are efficiently done by smartly tracking changed blocks.The reconcile time is drastically reduced to seconds by eliminating the need to do a complete reconcile in cases of crashes or abrupt shutdowns. In addition,incrementalbackups are now up to 750% faster. (Incremental Backup without reconcile at least 35%,Full Backup 15% faster,Incremental Backup with reconcile – At least 750% faster thanNorton Ghost 15) For more information on SSR 2013, visit http://www.symantecsystemrecovery.com. Again, welcome Norton Ghost users! Please let us help make the transition to SSR 2013 as seamless as possible.SR 2013 - Generating Excessive eMail Alerts & Error Code Info Needed
Hello, I am running System Recovery 2013 Virtual Edition (11.0.2.49853) on a number of Windows Server 2013 Hyper-V Guests. I have the client software configured to generate email alerts for medium and high priority failures. In the past two weeks three of the guest VMs have generated errors which have resulted, in the case of two, the generation of 36 email alerts within 37 seconds, and in the case of the third, the generation of 48 email alerts within 57 seconds. This extreme redundancy of email alerts is something I do not recall experiencing in the past. The two systems that generated 36 emailmessages indicated error E4BD0012 with no further explanatory detail either in the email message or the event log. The system that generated 48 email messages indicated error E7D10017 and EC8F1F61 for the high and medium priority messages respectively. This error indicates a failure to delete an offsite backup file. Regarding the above I have three questions: 1.) By what logic is it necessary to generate 30 to 50 repeititive email messages within a one minute span and, more importantly, is there some way to throttle this behavior? 2.) Does Veritas have any further information on error code E4BD0012? 3.) Regarding the E7D10017 and EC8F1F61 errors, nothing has changed with regard to the offsite backup NAS or the authentication used to access it. The error messages points to a specific file, which is present. Is there any reason this error should suddenly pop up? The system has been backing up in this configuration without issue for nearly two years. Thank You, Dale
SR 2013 R2 Windows 10 Restore - Windows Validation Fail
Hi. Have SR 2013 R2 SP4 running on SSD running Windows 10 Pro. Windows 10 was an upgrade on Win 7 Pro. Want to migrate to new Harware. Full Backup taken and stored on 2nd hard drive. Installed NEW SSD and transferred 2nd drive to new PC. Ran SRD from USB.... Looked OK. Selected Restore Anywhere with MBR etc. However... when new PC Boots, it will only log on into Administrator User Account and displays message: "System Protection Tool 3.14 Sysprep was not able to validate your windows installation. Review the log file....\ setupact.log for details." Have Veritas/Symantec found a solution for this Microsoft License Issue?System Recovery 2013 R2 - Service Pack 6 now available!
System Recovery 2013 R2 Service Pack 6 is now available. New features in SP6 include support for Symantec Management Platform (SMP) 8.0, SharePoint 2016 and Amazon S3 Cloud Storage support for Offsite Copy. For more details, please refer to the release notes: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000114407 Service Pack download: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000114408 (note that SP6 is not available via LiveUpdate) Updated compatibility list: http://www.veritas.com/docs/000004208 Full builds are available at https://my.veritas.com/ Trialware available at https://www.veritas.com/trial/en/us/system-recovery-2013-server-edition.html Management Solution trialware available at https://www.veritas.com/content/trial/en/us/system-recovery-management-solution.html Please use this thread for any questions about SP6.Restoring from a previous back up - instructions/help needed
Hi Please excuse me but I am not too clued up on this system as I have not long started with the company. Our system is backed up to seperate portable hard drives (F drive) and we are now having to restore back to 29th June 2015 due to an issue that has occurred within our accounting system. We have located some information online that guides us through the process but it does not seem to be working! We have selected the back up that needs restoring and catalogued this. We then went onto the restore tab and selected 'run now'. However, when checking the system, it hasnt restored. My guess is that when we are selecting 'run now' we may only be running the 'catalogue' and not actually the restore. Can anyone supply any detailed instructions on how to do this restore please? Many thanks in advance. Julie PS. I have guessed the SSR 2011 because I am not at work at the moment and havent got a clue!
Issues With Symantec Recovery Disk
Hi, I'm having serious problems with the symantec recovery disk. We are using Symantec System Recovery R2 Management Solution. PRevious to the R2 upgrade restores were tested using the downloaded recovery disk and everything worked fine now however I cant seem to get a test restore working. I'm trying to a test restore on a Dell Poweredge 2850 which is running Server 2008 R2. I've created so many recovery disks I'm going insane. The first issue I experienced was that the 64bit recovery disk would not boot this server after testing this disk on other servers I logged a call with Symantec who got me to test the disk on a PC and it worked... So I tried the 32bit disk and it boots properly andf I am able to get to the recovery utility. So now the main issue I am experiencing is that when I try to do the restore the target drive is always coming us as Invalid. At first I assumed thta this was because I had created the recovery disk on our management solution server which is a VM so the disk didnt contain the relevant drivers for the server so I went to the server and tried to edit the ISO, but because the server is running a 64 bit OS I cant edit the 32bit recovery disk ISO... I tried editing the 64bit ISO, but that still wont boot. So next I installed a full version of Symantec system recovery on a Windows 8.1 PC with a different license meaning I didnt have to create the recover disk through the management solution. Once again only the 32bit disk would boot the server and once again the target drive location comes up as invalid when I try to do the restore. This time I ran the driver validation tool on the server and it came back as all drivers installed, but I still cant do a restore. I still cant edit the iso because its a 64 bit server and 32bit ISO. I've tried adding in the perc 4 raid driver once in the restore environment and that doesnt work. So now I'm stuck, I cant work out if the problem is driver related, or because the server is built using MBR, but the restore file location is saved on a volume that is GPT.
Still Having trouble Adding Drivers to SSR 2013 SP2 SRD
I'm Still Having trouble Adding Drivers to SSR 2013 SP2 SRD. The WinPE is 6.3.9600. This means Windows 8.1/Server 2012 correct? I have 2 new workstations, both HP, A Z230 which work fine for both the storage device and NIC. The Z440 with Intel I218-LM NIC and C600+ storage controller don't show up at all. I have added the drivers using "Create Custom Recovery Disk", they don't work. I can add the iaStorB driver manually and get the storage working but have had no luck getting the NIC recognized. I tried e1d63x64.inf and e1d64x64.inf from the Prowinx64/Pro1000 Intel download. Anyone having the same problems?Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 is now available!
Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 is now available! For more details, please refer to the following links: https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/new-symantec-system-recovery-2013-r2-here http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH225253 Feel free to ask any questions about this release on this forum thread.