#SYMANTEC SYSTEM RECOVERY 2011 DISK ISO HOW TO#

The absence, in your message to Norton Ghost users, of any reference to backward compatibility suggests that the two products are completely different. The 309 page SSR 2013 User's Guide does not have the word 'ghost' in the text. It clearly states that Ghost must first be uninstalled, but nowhere is there any up front statement of 'backward compatibility'. I need a solutionWe have recently received notification that Norton Ghost has been discontinued and consequently a free 60-day trial of SSR 2013 is being offered. So, I need to make sure I will not restore the newest snapshot if I use the lastest backup (with reserved partition).Thanks for any help in advacne.

#SYMANTEC SYSTEM RECOVERY 2011 DISK ISO HOW TO#

After restoring, however, it is not bootable.I read this article:,and found I may not (didn't) include the System Reserved Partition (non-EFI system) or EFI System Partition (EFI-enabled system), mentioned in the article, in the backup job.So how should I do now?Can I only backup a System Reserved Partition and then restore it (and how to do it)? Or should I do full system backup (including System Reserved Partition), and restroe the reserved partition.What I am concerned here is I need to restore a certain snapshot, not the newest one. I need a solutionI use SSR 2011 to backup a full C (Windows Sever 2008 R2) on an IBM x3650 server.Currently I need to restore the server to another server with a certain snaphot (say, snapshot on August 1) for testing.

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