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July 17th, 2007 08:00

VISTA's Complete PC Backup gives an error message: 0x80080005 - Internal Error

Hi! My name is Apoorva. I am using Windows VISTA Ultimate.
Now, 3 days ago, I had created a backup using VISTA Complete PC Backup and it is stored on E drive.


Today, I went to E drive and deleted the folder name: "Windows Image Backup" where this

VISTA Complete PC Backup stores it's file. It was 16 G.B in size.

 

After this, when I run Windows Complete PC Backup through VISTA's Backup Status and

Configuration, it gives me an error message:

 

" The backup application could not start due to an internal error. Server Execution failed

(0x80080005). Please check your system configuration and try again ".

 

Had I not deleted folder from E drive, it would work fine.

 

Is there any way to resolve this issue?

Apoorva.

 

 

Intel Pentium D 3 Ghz
ASRock Motherboard with 7.1 Sound Card
10 USB Ports
2 G.B. DDR2 RAM
160 G.B. WDC SATA 2 HDD & 80 G.B. WDC HDD
5.1 Logitech Speakers
17inch AOC Flat Monitor
256 MB NVIDIA Graphics Card (Dedicated)
Windows XP SP2 & Windows VISTA ( Dual Boot )
Benq Scanner 640P
HP D2360 Inkjet Color Printer
SMC Router ADSL+2
Internet Speed : 1.7 Mbps


Message Edited by apoorvasheth on 07-17-2007 04:36 AM
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    C3PO5

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    Posted July 17th, 2007 14:00

    Hi Apoorva
    Did you reboot your PC after you deleted the folder to see if you get the same error.
    Restart your PC then go back to Complete PC Backup and try to make a new Backup.
    Post back if works or not !
    See Yea
     
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    Posted July 17th, 2007 17:00

    If that doesn't work, try doing the following:
     
    Programs > Accessories > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users on this computer > [choose disk E:] > More Options tab > System Restore and Shadow Copies > Clean up
     
    This cleans up system shadow copies on the designated drive, as well as records thereof on the system drive.  If the problem is inconsistency of such records, this may remedy the situation.  (This also can correct the corresponding problem for System Restore.)
     
    If that doesn't fix it, perform the same procedure for the system drive.


    Message Edited by mxytplk on 07-17-2007 11:29 AM

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