darylsonnier
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212eta,
Were you able to find the task list and modify it according to your needs?
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212eta,
On Windows 7, the path is c:\ProgramData\AomeiBR. There's a file called backup_task_name.txt. You can modify its contents to delete a particular entry or delete the file entirely to clear the entire list of previous task names. S…
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Dgonzalez,
Before you create the thumbdrive on the 32 bit system, delete all of the partitions from the drive using Partition Assistant. Rebuild the PE thumb drive, then before you're done use Partition Assistant to rebuild the MBR. It so…
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Tjsepka,
If you're using the Windows task scheduler, you can open it and tell it to run the scheduled task manually. If you're not using the Windows scheduler, I believe you should be able to manually run an incremental backup from your sa…
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While I haven't replicated your issue, what you describe makes me think that file must be used by the Aomei Scheduler Service in addition to any other functionality it may possess. When you installed Backupper, that service was installed and set…
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Ctdavid,
That file is ordinarily stored in c:\windows\system32. It's possible that Windows 10 may have even stricter access to the Windows folder than 8.1, 8 or 7 did. If anyone else is running Windows 10 he or she may be able to shed lig…
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Sverre,
There's nothing special to worry about when backing up. Just be sure to select the proper source/destination for whatever you wish to back up. When restoring, there's an option to align partition for SSD. It will work on the SSD …
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X4mple,
Another suggestion that I have is to create a bootable medium either through Aomei PE Builder or Backupper, boot the computer from it then attempt to restore your image from there. This way, if your installed OS is causing any issu…
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Sverre,
The PE consists of boot files and a file called a wim. It stands for Windows Image. That file is a complete file system in one compressed file. The Aomei software is included within that wim.
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Sorry for the delay. I'm on the forum, but not daily. If your system is set to boot in UEFI mode, be sure that your partition table type is set to GUID and not MBR.
in It's all fun and games until windows refuses to boot ! Comment by darylsonnier January 2015
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Glover05,
Ashay's backup software is an enterprise level software designed for backing up a variety of things including the full system, SQL databases, VMWare appliances, etc.
Aomei Backupper is meant for backing up syst…
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Hpaomeitech,
Windows 7 and later will often create a hidden partition that's used for Bit Locker. Also they sometimes use this for EFI boot options. I see that you've got the GPT flag setup on your partitions. It means you're using a GUI…
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Kostas,
It sounds like the drive is not getting the same letter each time it's plugged in. In the user folder for the logged in user there's an xml configuration file. That file has the path to the backups. When you plug a USB device int…
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Canstey,
It sounds like none of the partitions have been set Active. Use Partition Assistant from the Win PE disc you're booting from. Select the partition that should be bootable (it will be a primary partition). Once it's highlighted, …
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Ajnz,
Ganon11000 is correct about One Key. Another idea is to use the System Restore function built into Windows. The corrupt driver/OS issue is exactly the kind of thing that System Restore is meant to repair.
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Daniel,
This has been discussed many times. Here is a link to a discussion with information regarding this incl…
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This comment should be in The Lounge forum.
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SGAITS,
Cho_Robie's idea would work. Another suggestion is this.
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Ajax,
In that case, I think you'd be better off doing a disk clone, then adjusting partitions from there on the larger disk. As to boot options, Windows 7 isn't nearly as forgiving. One thing you could try, though, is if you do move the p…
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SGAITS,
Just as a bit of background information, writing errors to the event log in Windows is a multiple step process. First you have to engage the event service. Next you have to create an event with a given ID. In order for that ID to…
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Gipasoft,
Can you post the information from the log files? They're stored in the logs folder under the program installation folder. Alternatively you can email tech support. [email protected]
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Grimweasel,
I'd have to guess as to what is going on with your partition, but to answer about the backup, yes. If you've got another computer that you can create a bootable medium from (CD, DVD or USB), then do so. You should be able to r…
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Clavus,
System backup creates an image of the bootable system partition (bootable where your OS is stored). Disk backup creates an image of the entire selected disk (physical).
System clone copies from one drive to another the system…
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ParadokS,
Manual for the service is a good idea.
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Bendaniels,
Yes you can store more than one image on a given drive.
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AlphaOne,
In order to create the initial image you'd need some software installed somewhere. That being said, you can install Aomei Backupper on one computer, create a bootable Windows PE image CD, then boot a computer with it and use it t…
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Pritesh,
The professional version doesn't have an automated restore function. It's still necessary to manually pick an image to restore, destination drive/partition/etc. then start the process. There is another Aomei product called Aomei O…
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Pamela,
To verify, you created a backup with 5 discs labeled 0 through 4, and when you attempt to perform a verification check to ensure the media/backup is good it doesn't recognize the last disc?
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Bookie56,
Are you saving/restoring from a mapped drive (z: for instance) or to a direct share (\\networklocation\share)?