sidrick
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https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.TECH170494
Reading the above, .ost files are excluded by…
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List of files that won't be backed up listed here.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\BackupRestore\FilesNotToSnapshot
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With the professional version you can clone from the command line.
I use a script that checks to make sure it's being run by an Administrator.
It looks for the destination drive by name to make sure it's plugged in (because plugging …
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If you give the external drive a letter closer to the end of the alphabet, won't it tend to keep that name when plugged in?
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With Windows 7, USB 3 ports are not usable for any type of device until the drivers are installed.
Are not usb 3 drivers chipset specific to the motherboard (or peripheral card if installed) and whether 32 or 64 bit - seems like Acronis has…
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Your setup is the same as mine.
Typically, if your physical drive WAS partitioned, a System restore would be used to get a corrupted Windows installation back up and running.
The above assumes that the other partitions (which you and …
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You tried initiating a backup to different external hard drives?
Can you read and write OK to those drives through the same port using Windows Explorer?
If so, it ain't the drives or the port or the cable - it's the program.
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You can restore, using the PE disk, from the backup on a flash drive.
Using the PE disk, with Window 7, if you wish to restore from a USB 3 port, then the PE disk must have those drivers on it - adding drivers is an optional step when you c…
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If you do a 'File Backup', you save an image of the files or folders.
This isn't the same as a disk or partition backup - these would normally have a drive letter associated with them, e.g. 'C' or 'E'.
When you go to explore the file …
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If you run the program the screen has a 'menu' button, top right, which offers help.
A 'system' backup image is useful if your Windows picks up a nasty bug and you wish to get it back to the state it was in at the time of the backup.
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If you have a single hard drive and it's partitioned into two parts with individual letter designations, you might have Windows installed on the C partition along with your applications/programs and use the D drive (partition) for documents and d…
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"You can restore the image file at any time while your system run fine and you can boot into windows normally"
Note an exception to this is when the backup image is on a network drive: a recovery CD/Flash drive must be used to …
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\BackupRestore\FilesNotToSnapshot
If the registry entry is present, Backupper will not copy the contents of the 'Recorded TV' folder.
The .wtv files are huge (<8GB for…
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Using the same ssd internally (sata) and externally on a USB 3 port:
111MB/s and 71 MB/s
Same file was used for restore and the numbers read at 57%.
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I don't think you can get it better unless the drive is connected internally to the PC.
It's even worse when I recover using a mechanical drive on a usb 3 port; I dont get half the speed of the ssd.
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Is the scheduled task set to run with the highest privileges?
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I use 'Rufus' to burn the iso file to the flash drive.
Click the circled box to browse for the image.
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What happens if you manually force a full backup?
Then an Increment, then try from the Task Scheduler.
in Information Code:4105 Not enough memory to process this command.
Comment by sidrick
December 2015
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"Hence, both 'System Backup' and 'Disk Backup' appear to be backing up the same stuff? "
That's my situation too.
My C drive …
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I think the confusion is caused by what constitutes a drive and a partition.
The physical drive that you buy can be partitioned by Windows (and other programs) into sections that have letter designations.
Windows now lists them as 'Dr…
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On a Dell PC running Windows 10 (32 bit) I created a PE boot image in which I included the network card drivers for the Dell (required to access a backup image on a network drive) and USB 3 drivers for a second PC that runs Windows HE (64 bit).
Run PA.
Select the drive in the top pane, highlight/right click and select 'Create Partition'.
A popup asks you to size the partition(s) using the slider.
If you only want one partition, move the slider accordingly.
Click 'OK'…Why does it have to be partitioned - an empty drive ( I assume it has been assigned a drive letter) is a single partition.
Are you trying to create multiple partitions on the drive????
Can the bad pc validate the good pc image?
Don't know if it would solve the problem, but you could try using Double Driver to generate a structured listing of all the drivers on your PC.
Run DD and select everything.
Save the output to a convenient folder.
In the output …
Well said.
Run Backupper.
Select 'Utilities' > 'Explore Image'.
Select the image or browse to the path where the image is located.
A disk letter will be assigned to the image.
Complete all the steps and go to 'My Computer' a…
