Symantec System Recovery (IOCTL_VSNAP_VDIFF_STOP) failed
We are currently using Symantec System Recovery 2011 to backup a database of image files. It has worked perfectly for some time now. But about two weeks ago I started getting the following error..... Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of Storage (E:\). Error E7B70001: Win32/Win64 API DeviceIoControl(IOCTL_VSNAP_VDIFF_STOP) failed. Error EBAB03F1: The device does not recognize the command. (UMI:V-281-3215-6071) Nothing has been updated since I think this product was abandond by Symantec it hasn't seen an update since it was installed. The disk appears to be running fine and error free. I have no idea why this started or how to fix it. A google turned up no results which I don't think has ever happend. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Ajuda para restaurar backup sem ponto de recuperação
Olás amigos. Preciso de uma ajuda. Em meu servidor o ponto de recuperação foi perdido e o backup todo está em formato *.fbf Como restauro esses arquivos de backup? Uso Bkp Exec 2010. Obrigado!! Hellos friends. I need help. In my recovery point server was lost and the entire backup is in * .fbf How do I restore these backup files? Use Bkp Exec 2010. Thanks !!
How to restore an backup of system after re-installing windows
Hi, I installed Symantec System Recovery backed up my system. It produced a file\folder package as seen in the attachment (capture001.png). I then restored my system to factory defaults This is esentially a complete re-install of windows from a recovery partition I then did the experimentation that I needed to do with "fresh" system I then re-installed Symantec System Recovery and was looking to restore back to the original backed up version, but am not sure how to do that. The obvious route of using "Recover my Computer" is intended for when the backups have been taken on the same system. In my case I've done the windows re-install in between so obviously in that table there's no backups listed. Then I thought there must be a way to import the backup I have stored (capture001.png) There's Recover my Computer\Tasks\Custom recovery option which brings up a wizard that requires to provide a single recovery point filename and expected filetype is V2I In my backu up folder I have 3 of those (I asume tehre were 3 partitions backed up in the process of doing full system backup) So which one should I pick? (Capture002.png) Should be the C Drive I suppose, but I'm not sure. I wonder if there's some magic way to restore all 3 of the files at the same time? Also if I'm restoring the C: should I be choosing all of these options (Capture003.png) ? How would this restore work if I'm restoring the system of which I'm currently running of? Does it reboot and then do some magic before windows has loaded? Surely windows c drive cannot be overwritten while OS is runing of off the same drive. Any advice would be helpful. Thanks
System Recovery Error E1AD78A5
I am getting Error E1AD78A5 when attempting to setup a new backup using Symantec System Recovery 2011 Desktop Edition, 10.0.1.41704 The exact error screen is: I get this in the Define Backup Wizard, on the screen where you set the Backup Destination. It does not allow me to put in a username and/or password, but I am able to map a location. This is on a 64-bit Windows 7 machine. Many other machines in our organization that have the same configuration have worked without this error.
