Windows backupand restore error 0x8i000019
I have progressed my problem in another forum and have now been redirected to this. Progress in with this issue is summed up in my last reply on 14 March:
Thank you for your mail.
I sent the following reply to Jayant Narang on 8 March but I have not had a
reply to it.
I am very keen to resolve this issue.
Thank you Jayant for your prompt and helpful reply.
Some background information for you:
I am using Windows 7 64 bit Home Edition on a Sony laptop, and trying
to back up to an external hard drive on F which has 456GB free
space.
The error message I keep getting is :
A shadow copy could not be created. Please check VSS and SPP
application event log for more information.
Details: The writer experienced a transit error. If the backup process
is refried the error may not reoccur.
Error Code 0x81000019.
I have tried your suggestions re Volume Shadow Copy, and a clean boot
but neither helped.
I have also removed all unnecessary foreign languages and tried backing
up with my anti virus disabled and those steps did not help.
I am unfortunately a computer novice and therefore do not entirely
understand the suggestion from Robert P:
1. Is the driver I want to convert my F drive?
2. What is the volume label of the drive I am converting and how do I
find it?
Regards,
Tony.
Sorry to be a bit longwinded but I am very anxious to get my Backup and Restore working again.
Tony.
Hi,
Regarding the backup error code 0x81000019, please take a look at the article below for the troubleshooting steps:
How to fix backup error 0x81000019 in Windows 7
Hope this may help
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support
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entries =>
0 : <CFString 0643E858 [72267078]>{contents = "Trusted"} = <CFBoolean 72267A78 [72267078]>{value = true}
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2012-05-21 11:22:30.957 [6656:1748]: amai: tss_submit_job: ----Begin response
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