Unable Access Second Partition After Formatting Primary Partition
I recently had fully encrypted hard disk (Toshiba mq01abd075), operating system (Windows 7 Professional), two partition. C (146 GB) and D (548 GB) and 4 GB Unallocated space. I ran the system restore for partition C, after which I was unable to access the operating system. I reinstalled the operating system partition C. I installed PGP WDE, when I entered in the program, partition D does not appear to be decrypted. Partition D appears in My Computer (0 bytes), in computer management at disk management appear 548 GB RAW. If I double click on it ask me for Format, but i've never click Yes, so the second partition was never touch after the problem.After this I reinstalled twice the OS. Now I have windows 8.1 but stil,but still I have not touch the second partition. I've tried to decrypt the drive with a few tutorials such as(WinPE and put the hard disk as second partition): http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH170574 http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH149478 Give me various errors suchs as: "Could not locate valid BGFS record. Recovey failed! Operation recover disk failed: Error code -11984 item not found" or "Disk 1 is not instrumented by bootguard" and others. I know was my fault. Please give me a solution. P.S: Sorry for my english, I'm not native and please move this topic if it was not posted properly
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Cannot restore sql database from deduplication stroage - no data error reading media
Hi, I have problem with restroing one ofmy databasesfrom deduplication storageusingbackup exec 2010 R3 SP2. Ibackuped sql server (databases: master, model msdb, databasea(10GB), databaseB(30GB), databasec(2TB)) to deduplication stroage. Now I try to restore this databases, and here i have problem. I can restore correctly master, model msdb databaseA and databaseB but cannot restore databaseC (2TB). I get error: An unknown error occurred on device "B2D_B1_DeDUP1:8". V-79-57344-34023 - No data error reading from media. Regards, MD0xe000fedd, 0xe000037b, 0xe00084af or 0xe000846b errors
When attempting to backup Exchange 2007 resources configured with either Local Continuous Replication (LCR) or Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR), the backup job will intermittently fail with 0xe000fedd, 0xe000037b, 0xe00084af or 0xe000846b errors Problem When attempting to backup Exchange 2007 resources configured with either Local Continuous Replication (LCR) or Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR), the backup job will intermittently fail with 0xe000fedd, 0xe000037b, 0xe00084af or 0xe000846b errors. Error 1. 0xe000fedd - A failure occurred accessing the object list. 2. 0xe000037b - Using the job settings, Backup Exec attempted to back up the passive copy of the Exchange database. However, the passive copy was not available after the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) snapshot was performed. Try to run the job again. 3. 0xe00084af - The directory or file was not found, or could not be accessed. 4. 0xe000846b - The resource could not be backed up because an error occurred while connecting to the Backup Exec for Windows Servers Remote Agent. Cause 1) The 0xe00084af message will only be seen if the Microsoft Exchange properties in the job configuration is set to "Backup from the passive copy Only (job fails if not available)". 2) The 0xe000846b message was seen in an environment where a hardware VSS provider was present. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue. For more information about the issue please contact Microsoft Technical Support. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982118 Solution There are two workaround to resolve this issue. Workaround 1: Configure an Error Handling Rule in the Backup Exec Console that retries any job that fails with error E000FEDD, E000037B, E00084AF or 0xE000846B. It is suggested that at least 3 retry attempts are made, although the amount is optional. Make sure the rule is set to "Reschedule the job for its next scheduled service". The error codes E000FEDD, E000037B and 0xE000846B can be found under the Error category called "Resource". The error code E00084AF is located in the category called "Job". Notes: This method allows the backup to complete from the Passive Copy of the Exchange database, but relies on the VSS failure being intermittent so should be tested/monitored carefully. For more information on the use of Error Handling Rules please review the content of the Backup Exec for Windows Administrator's Guide. Depending on the job and media set configuration this workaround could consume extra storage media. Error E00084AF can be caused by other job configurations so this may cause retry attempts against other jobs. Workaround 2: This workaround should be used if setting an error handling rule does not solve the issue. Configure the Microsoft Exchange settings within the properties of the backup job so that the setting for "If Exchange 2007 backup source is LCR or CCR:" is specified as "Backup from the active copy only (job fails if not available)". Also make sure there is enough free disk space on the Exchange server for the snapshot to complete, as it will otherwise fail with the error "Using the job settings, Backup Exec attempted to back up the passive copy of the Exchange database. However, the passive copy was not available after the Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) snapshot was performed. Try to run the job again." Thx Semih SOYKAL