Prologix LabVIEW write/read error

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I am a student/research assistant working on a LabVIEW program that was passed on to me from another student. I am not sure what happened between taht time and now but I am having problems with a write/read step from a Prologix GPIB. I have attached the vi code as well as several screen shots. I have checked the read/write module without running the program and I get a green arrow but still get a error code. After running the program, I get an error that is visible in the block diagram. I am really not sure what to do about this. By the way, I am taking measurements from a Homodyne setup. I will appreciate any help or suggestions. Thank you for your time.
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Prologix_LabVIEW_Block.jpg ‏150 KB
Prologix_LabVIEW_read_write.jpg ‏224 KB
Prologix_LabVIEW_write_read_buffer.jpg ‏216 KB

I wanted to add more attachments
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PiezoMeas1_prologix.vi ‏37 KB
Prologix_LabVIEW_Front.jpg ‏139 KB
Prologix_driver_software.jpg ‏175 KB

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componentbackuphelper.cpp@1323] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BuildSppBackupCompleteStateArray
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]ENTER: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetVolumeComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]ENTER: BootGetWinREVolGuid
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]ENTER: _GetElementData
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn][WPP_ASR_ERROR] NT STATUS ERROR 0xc0000225(STATUS_NOT_FOUND) [status]: (bootlib.cpp:497)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]EXIT: _GetElementData
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]EXIT: BootGetWinREVolGuid
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{d513444f-a276-11de-b33e-00155d663512} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrwriter][WPP_ASR_INFO]cComponents = 3 , cMaxComponents = 5 (asrwriterbackup.cpp:602)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetVolumeComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.429 [asrcmn]ENTER: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetDiskComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.429 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListInitialize
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListInitialize
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListMarkClusteredDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListMarkClusteredDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListPopulateLayoutInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting disk info:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrbkup.cpp:1415)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk device number=1 (asrbkup.cpp:1495)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting disk info:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrbkup.cpp:1415)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk device number=0 (asrbkup.cpp:1495)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListPopulateLayoutInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListMarkOfflineDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting Online/Offline disk:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrsys.cpp:233)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting Online/Offline disk:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrsys.cpp:233)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListMarkOfflineDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetDiskComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetBcdComponent
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetVolumeNameFromDeviceName
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetVolumeNameFromDeviceName
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetBcdComponent
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3149] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3209] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3342] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3359] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@740] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@874] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3399] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3192] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1518] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [service
backup.cpp@6290] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::WriteBackupComponents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1146] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1178] INFO:No impersonation done.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1183] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util
systemutils.cpp@709] ENTER: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util BlbutilRegReadDWORD
systemutils.cpp@731] WARNING:RegQueryValueEx NoTargetSnapshot unsuccessful, hr:0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util
systemutils.cpp@749] EXIT: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@6444] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::WriteBackupComponents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@8946] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@7790] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'TasksStore' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (0) <NULL>\TasksStore.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'WriterMetadataStore' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (1) <NULL>\WriterMetadataStore.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'PerformanceCounters' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (2) <NULL>\PerformanceCounters.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'WMI' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (3) <NULL>\WMI.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'IISMETABASE' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (4) <NULL>\IISMETABASE.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'COM+ REGDB' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (5) <NULL>\COM+ REGDB.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'IISCONFIG' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (6) <NULL>\IISCONFIG.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'System Files' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (7) <NULL>\System Files.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'Registry' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (8) <NULL>\Registry.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7917] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7943] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::AddComponentsToLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7961] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::AddComponentsToLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@11835] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@1557] ENTER: CBlbVolumeBackupContext::GetOriginalAccessPath
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@1585] EXIT: CBlbVolumeBackupContext::GetOriginalAccessPath
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
backup.cpp@11894] INFO:Not adding volume C: to catalog since it failed
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
backup.cpp@11943] ERROR:Backup of all the source volumes failed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@11970] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
backup.cpp@8986] ERROR:CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog failed with hr=0x80780049
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@9050] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15335] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
backup.cpp@15338] INFO:No esp cache created, so not freeing up
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15345] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19732] INFO:BlbBackupThreadFunc took 363232 ms to complete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15795] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountAllVHDs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15723] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
Unknown( 70): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 68): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 69): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 77): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 78): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 74): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 79): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 80): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 71): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 72): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
backup.cpp@15744] ERROR:CBlbVhdHelper::Dismount failed for '\\?\Volume{d841345f-e505-11e0-bb05-00155d646a25}', hr: 0x80070490
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@15775] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@15819] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountAllVHDs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19738] WARNING:DismountAllVHDs unsuccessful with hr=0x80070490
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbBackupTargetUtils.cpp@3225] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldBackupLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup-*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup_Error*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '0' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup_Operations*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '0' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbBackupTargetUtils.cpp@3260] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldBackupLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1456] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1460] INFO:bIsBackupFailed: 1
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1473] INFO:BackupComplete already attempted.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1518] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@13649] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@550] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::Initialize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@281] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
PerformanceManager.cpp@382] INFO:Buffer size is 4. First line is <NULL>
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
PerformanceManager.cpp@389] INFO:Custom performance settings is empty.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@484] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@560] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::Initialize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util
systemutils.cpp@709] ENTER: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util BlbutilRegReadDWORD
systemutils.cpp@731] WARNING:RegQueryValueEx DoNotDeleteFFBSnapshot unsuccessful, hr:0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util
systemutils.cpp@749] EXIT: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@585] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::GetSettingsForVolume
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@620] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::GetSettingsForVolume
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
backup.cpp@14045] INFO:Deleting current snapshot (\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy8\)
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.931 [service
backup.cpp@14082] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14432] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::SetSourceDiffAreasIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14539] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::SetSourceDiffAreasIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14737] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
backup.cpp@14754] INFO:Not resetting diff area
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14866] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19873] ERROR:Backup operation aborted with hr=80780049
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::SetState
systemstatebackup.cpp@1061] INFO:ENGINE STATE:BACKUP SYSTEM STATE:5
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetState
backup.cpp@14709] INFO:ENGINE STATE:BACKUP:12. Previous state:8
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [util
fileutils.cpp@1388] ENTER: BlbutilDeleteDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [util
fileutils.cpp@1183] ENTER: BlbutilDeleteDirectory2
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util
fileutils.cpp@1344] EXIT: BlbutilDeleteDirectory2
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1443] INFO:Aborting deletion of
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 as one or more diectories or files are not getting deleted
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1463] INFO:Total number of files/directories deleted in
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 is 17
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1465] INFO:Deleting
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 took 0 ms
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util
fileutils.cpp@1467] EXIT: BlbutilDeleteDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [service
backup.cpp@12718] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
backup.cpp@13047] INFO:Backup info for Volume [hr=8078001D, detailed hr = 0, Flags=1574, backupTypeDetermined = 1, IsCritical = 1]
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@1526] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::GetSSBTimes
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@1531] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::GetSSBTimes
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbengutils
BlbSqmUtils.cpp@342] ENTER: PublishBackupSqmDatapoint
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@13273] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@15016] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@14895] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
backup.cpp@14960] INFO:Last successful backup stats. utc time 0, target name (NULL), target access path (NULL)
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@14991] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@205] ENTER: CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@233] INFO:RegOpenKeyEx was unsuccessful for HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsBackup. hr=0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@368] EXIT: CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
backup.cpp@15058] WARNING:pBlbBackupStatUpdater->SaveStatsToRegistry unsuccessful with hr=0x80070002. This should be fine on server skus.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@15069] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19957] WARNING:UpdateBackupStatInRegistry unsuccessful with hr=80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restoresystemstate.cpp@259] ENTER: CBlbsrvSystemStateRestore::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restorefiles.cpp@162] ENTER: CBlbsrvRestoreFiles::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
srvutil.cpp@139] ENTER: BlbsrvFreeRestoreFileSpecs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
srvutil.cpp@151] EXIT: BlbsrvFreeRestoreFileSpecs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restorefiles.cpp@210] EXIT: CBlbsrvRestoreFiles::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restoresystemstate.cpp@312] EXIT: CBlbsrvSystemStateRestore::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbAsync::Done
async.cpp@187] INFO:Marking async operation as completed
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbAsync::Done
async.cpp@190] INFO:Calling CompleteAsyncOperation for parent operation
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@19987] EXIT: BlbBackupThreadFunc
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3149] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3209] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3342] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3359] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@740] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@874] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3399] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3192] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@853] ENTER: BlbStopTracing
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@397] ENTER: BlbStopTracing
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@51] ENTER: BlbAllocateEventTraceProp
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@83] EXIT: BlbAllocateEventTraceProp
Log Name:      Microsoft-Windows-Backup
Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Backup
Date:          9/22/2011 1:28:44 AM
Event ID:      5
Task Category: None
Level:         Error
Keywords:
User:          SYSTEM
Computer:      HEIAPP02.heimstaden.local
Description:
The backup operation that started at '‎2011‎-‎09‎-‎22T06:22:24.687716500Z' has failed with following error code '2155347997'. Please review the event details for a solution, and then rerun the backup operation once the issue is resolved.
Sumesh P - Microsoft Online Community Support

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