How do I completely uninstall/reinstall Symantec System Recovery 2013?
I want to completely uninstall SSR 2013, including all past drive links, any and all visible or hidden registry entries; exe, bat, msconfig,...whatever other executables, and then reinstall a completely fresh installation? All using my currently downloaded SSR 2013, registered and "paid for" package? Thansks, www.w2agz.com
Upgrading SEPM v.11 to v.12
Hy everyone, I'm upgrading Symantec Endpoing Protection Manager version 11 to version 12. I have did a database backup before uninstall the SEPM version 11. Now I ahve installed SEPM version 12 and I'm restroring backup to the new SEPM version 12. My question is: - What is the database backup contains of? - Is it possible to restore version 11 backup to version 12 SEPM? - All clients that has been added to the group on version 11 will be remain after the restore process? Thank you for your reply.
Help!!!! My server is no longer booting correctly.
Hello Symantec, I recently installed the Symantec Recovery 2013 tool (trial version) on one of my Windows 2008 Servers and I made use of the Copy My HardDrive option. This is the situation; I had two drives C: and D: which I needed to back-up as a fail-over image of my server the intention was to copy the hard drive to another hard drive and remove the drives from the server. I was able to successfully copy C: to G: and D: to F: drives. But alas when I remove the G: and F: drives from my HP G7 server the server fails to boot. Using the "msconfig.exe" I validated that the server still boots from the C: drive however it seems boot configuration data has been written to the G: drive. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Running "bcdedit" from command line everything seems to be fine. Windows Boot Manager -------------------- identifier {bootmgr} device partition=C: description Windows Boot Manager locale en-US inherit {globalsettings} default {current} resumeobject {990626c9-61a4-11e2-a064-e1dbb3ca5a60} displayorder {current} toolsdisplayorder {memdiag} timeout 30 Windows Boot Loader ------------------- identifier {current} device partition=C: path \Windows\system32\winload.exe description Windows Server 2008 R2 locale en-US inherit {bootloadersettings} recoverysequence {990626cb-61a4-11e2-a064-e1dbb3ca5a60} recoveryenabled Yes osdevice partition=C: systemroot \Windows resumeobject {990626c9-61a4-11e2-a064-e1dbb3ca5a60} nx OptOut -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- However by checking active disks display that G: drive is active which is not my intention and I am worried about taking rendering it inactive else the production server might refuse to start up: (C:) Simple Basic NTFS Healthy (System, Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary Partition) (G:) Simple Basic NTFS Healthy (Active, Primary Partition) New Volume (D:) Simple Basic NTFS Healthy (Active, Primary Partition) New Volume (F:) Simple Basic NTFS Healthy (Active, Primary Partition) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My original server (C: and D:) no longer boots when I remove drives (G: and F:). How do I safely restore my server to status quo, if I physically remove the alien hard disks (G: and F:). Please this is urgent. Thank you. Warm Regards,
