Symantec System Recovery Disk ISO Download: A Legacy Product's Revival

As a user who was active in the 90s, I have witnessed the evolution of backup and recovery software over the years. Norton Ghost and Symantec System Recovery are two products that I have used extensively, with the latter becoming my go-to solution for granular restores. Recently, I found myself in a predicament where I had to decide whether to give up on claiming my right to use this software or to fight for it.

The journey began when I thought about uninstalling Symantec System Recovery 2013 and exploring alternative backup solutions that could read *.v2i files from Drive Image, an excellent product from Powerquest Corporation. However, my plans were put on hold when Veritas refused to sell me a support service for my SSR 2013 R2 license.

As I delved deeper into the situation, I realized that I was not alone in this struggle. With severe liver disease caused by a blood transfusion contaminated with HCV, I am currently waiting for a liver transplant and facing severe energy limitations due to glicogen processing issues. English is not my native language, making it even more challenging for me to deal with the frustration of Veritas' dishonest practices.

Veritas has refused to sell me a single license for System Recovery 18, treating me like an unworthy commoner rather than a legitimate perpetual license holder. Despite this, they changed my original license number to recognize my right to SSR 2013 R2, but without providing the installation file, I am unable to exercise my right.

The irony is that even SSR 2013 11.3 works fine for building backups and restores within the evaluation period, it just refuses to accept my original license key or the new one assigned by Veritas. As a perpetual license holder, I expect to be able to use my software without any issues.

Veritas support has been unhelpful, much like the labyrinth built by Daedalus, making me feel like Theseus navigating through its twists and turns. They refused to provide me with a download link for the complete Symantec System Recovery 2013 R2 Desktop installation file, leaving me feeling stuck.

In conclusion, I urge Veritas to reconsider their stance on providing support services and installation files to legitimate perpetual license holders. As a user who has been loyal to their products, I believe it is only fair that they provide the necessary assistance to ensure that I can continue using my software without any issues.

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