Saved state is not backuped in HyperV backup for Win2012R2

I am trying to backup Win2012 R2 VM on my Win2012 R2 hyperv host using VSS.
Before starting backup my vm is in Saved status.
But after backup I cant find saved state file *vsv and *bin file in the backup so I am loosing whatever contains I have in saved state.
Its working fine on Win2008. Is there any change in VSS/Saved state behavior in Win2012R2?
hypervbackup is the utility I used to run backup.
Thanks In advance. Please let me know if more details are required.

Hi Sir,
According to your description , one thing came into my mind .
In 2008/R2 , to backup VM online the hyper-v vss writer must be registered , if not , the VM will run into saved state untill accomplishing the backup .
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askcore/archive/2008/08/20/how-to-enable-windows-server-backup-support-for-the-hyper-v-vss-writer.aspx
If you are in that case ( hyper-v VSS writer was not registered in 2008/R2 ) , actually the backup will perform a file based backup , it will keep the VSV file there .
If you do same backup in 2012 R2 (select VM's folder then backup) , the VSV file should be backed up .
In 2012/R2 you do not to manually register vss writer , you just need to select VM and backup .
Best Regards,
Elton Ji
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