Backups run but with warnings - always with WIDwriter and DB Why?

Question

Hello Members,
I give up.  Trying to get a backup to run. 
System: Windows 2012 Standard running on a Dell T320, 8GB ram.
Programs: Symantec EPP, EPP client, and Symantec System Recovery 2012.
Attempting to run window server backup - once a day, and SSR once a week.
No matter what drives/partitions are selected (baremetal,host,system state,recovery,c:,e:,f:) or NOT selected,
the WID writer service and/or database ALWAYS ALWAYS FAILS, the widwriter starts in stable state, and as soon as a backup (either Windows Server or SSR) attempts VSS snapshot - we get either failures (SSR) or warnings (Windows Server).
Can anyone fix this?  Below listed are the errors:
Writer Failures
Writer Id: {8D5194E1-E455-434A-B2E5-51296CCE67DF}
Instance Id: {2812CE06-FFDC-4956-B935-EFBEB78A6213}
Writer Name: WIDWriter
Writer State: 8
Failure Result: 800423F0
Application Result: 1
Application Message: (null)
   Component: master
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\master.mdf Recursive: 0
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\mastlog.ldf Recursive: 0
   Component: model
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\model.mdf Recursive: 0
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\modellog.ldf Recursive: 0
   Component: msdb
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\MSDBData.mdf Recursive: 0
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\MSDBLog.ldf Recursive: 0
   Component: SUSDB
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\SUSDB.mdf Recursive: 0
       File Spec: C:\Windows\WID\Data\SUSDB_log.ldf Recursive: 0
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{5EC3C3E2-715E-4C25-9C56-B15E17A734B5}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{EAAAAF7C-37D0-4667-8737-083C87829BE9}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{5033B28F-38E8-466B-8853-3F50C641C8CC}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{4C04D12A-F694-4905-96FD-94D9A6EFEFD1}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{9F6E7A5A-C875-4265-89EF-AEB347922858}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{EA9CC172-FA78-4561-816A-2E716E8EC0AC}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{401C4DF5-AEAC-4EB0-A2D7-13E4D3113CF8}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{B891294F-C379-4089-AE5E-C98252EA37FD}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{7D5AE0B6-A0D4-4C2F-9563-038E94C885F8}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{FA78D38B-849B-4F0C-8004-AA04C5773673}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{EC4C132E-04F0-48DE-A0CE-B23BCA6DBE9D}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{21927B85-4462-436F-8951-359CF499F585}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{6799486D-30E9-4D7D-92C9-CD5B04D13824}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{F37EE075-3B0C-4C45-A3B9-E886E6938945}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{FE05F060-C9C9-409B-9820-935B82C97288}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{86F3CC84-112E-4209-998A-E64E1F1B570A}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{64C853A5-EF0D-41FB-82AA-1DAD6DD7F26C}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{4CCC151D-302A-4522-9256-B54AB4134A86}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{79D43796-608F-441A-AD68-71FEDB8CFF94}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{F25F8482-BE6F-4688-8915-E9660030A4E3}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
   Component: RollbackSnapshotTempDB{90E7F701-7A23-4CD3-AE42-A092F3D72894}
   Logical Path: BRAHMA-WIN2012\MICROSOFT##WID
   Component Result: 800423F0
   Component Message: (null)
Application backup
I am open to ideas,
Thanks,
Eric
Network and Server Installs

Answer 1

My MacBook Pro runs hot when the TB Display is connected, too. Fans are usually constant at 6000rpms (although I barely hear them). But I do run a lot of GPU/CPU intensive apps concurrently, so I've just learned to live with the high temps/fan speeds. I have 2 LaCie connected first in my daisy-chain; a 4TB 2big and a 8TB 2big. But copy speeds are as expected and both drives have the second drive (I un-RAIDed them) as Time Machine devices.
However...
I've not noticed any slowness whatsoever. I also have 16GB of RAM and, although I sometimes run up against the RAM brick wall (likely because I have 6GB of RAM being used for Windows 7 running under Parallels) I don't notice anything strange about RAM usage.
So... I expect that temps/fans speeds will be high with TB display attached. The 'slowness' that you're having is the only thing that I would find unusual... does Activity Monitor show anything strange?
Clinton