Completely out of ideas with this one...
Backup Exec 2010 R3 13.0 Rev. 5204 (64bit) on Windows 208R2 SP1
Backup has been running without problems, then suddenly from sept 19 onwards, starts giving this error.
The backup completes actually, but keeps giving errors on a particular file, locally on the server where Backup Exec is running:
Backup- \\BE-RS-TS.redstar.local\C:
WARNING: "\\BE-RS-TS.redstar.local\C:\Program Files\Common Files\N-able Technologies\SetupInformation\{B40A188B-5F65-423A-A5DE-A6B3B7419023}\ThirdPartyAvRemover\x64\Uninstalllib.dll" is a corrupt file. This file cannot verify.
The file simply doesn't exist, in fact the directory {B40A188B-5F65-423A-A5DE-A6B3B7419023} doesn't exist.
- server has been rebooted
- C-drive has been scanned with chkdsk, no errors reported
- selection list created again
- added exception to the selection list for the "SetupInformation" folder (when graphically browsing for selection, there's no trace to be found of the "corrupt" file or the folders it is in)
- uninstalled and reinstalled the virusscanner and rebooted the server (at the level of the {B40A188B-..} directory this created another directory with a different complex name, but error keeps mentioned the {B40A188B-..} directory)
- backup services restarted several times after changes
- looked in registry for instances of the mentioned file or folders... nothing to be found
- checked VSS writer status, no problems reported
- job priority increased to "high"
I have no idea what else I could try... Trying out AOF option changes shouldn't make a difference since it isn't a case of an OPEN file (?)
