While the suggested solution will work around the problem, it will continue to leave the NetBackup databases in a corrupt state. If that is not a problem for you then the solution is fine. However, as I said before the proper resolution to completely...
I highly recommend exceed or reflectionx or similar program over either the remote admin console or the Java GUI. It just eliminates a lot of headaches. However, if not, and you are running XP I believe that Bob is right and you will have to use the ...
Not to beat a dead horse, but I would run a cleaning job on it and then if it still fails with the same error on multiple media, then call the manufacturer and replace the drive.
No the errors will cause nothing but annoyance. You can eliminate them but will have to open a case with VRTS/SYMC support to do have them clean up the databases. It can be a time-consuming process. It is up to you.
If you are using an older version of the client then you could see those files being missed. Otherwise there shouldn't be an issue. I back up about 20-30 Windows 2003 servers and have never had an error on any of the OS files.
