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From: Phoenix on 16 Oct 2009 15:39 Just did a restore from an image I made. All appeared to go well, but the following errors appear in the Event Logs: 1) Event ID: 8194 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error querying for the IVssWriterCallback interface. hr = 0x80070005, Access is denied. .. This is often caused by incorrect security settings in either the writer or requestor process. This occurs at the start and at the end of the making of the image. The image verifies as OK, and the error is noted on the forum as not related to the image-making process.... 2) more troublesome: these errors after restore: Event ID: 6008 The previous system shutdown at 11:20:27 AM on ?10/?14/?2009 was unexpected. Event ID: 41 (Kernel-Power) The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. (this is the scary one, marked as critical with a red X) At the time mentioned I had run defrag, and then made the image...I don't recall now if I powered off in between, but if so it was a normal shutdown. (I'd remember if it hadn't, and I wouldn't have made an image directly afterwards....) I can't find this one mentioned on the forum, and of course I can't post myself. Perhaps I will email Nick. Do you think he will answer me? "Sue Morton" <867-5309(a)domain.invalid> wrote in message news:hakius$f0a$2(a)appyface.eternal-september.org... > Hi Phoenix, > > Thanks for coming back in with an update. And thanks for calling my > attention to the new builds, I just downloaded them. > > I hope the RAM replacement puts some of the goofy issues behind you. > > Regarding making images from CD, are they planning on doing that sometime? > I didn't even know it was on the 'wish list', would be nice if so, agreed! > > Please let me know if the newer version of Free works much better for you? > And if the linux rescue CD boots better for you? Occasionally the linux > rescue CD (non-compatibility version, IIRC) won't boot the first time on > just one of my systems, but on the second attempt it works fine. Not sure > where the fault is, as I don't see evidence there's any hardware failing > on that box, the CD is readable, etc. But I haven't taken the time to > really examine the messages during boot. > -- > Sue Morton > > > "Phoenix" <gtr_phoenix(a)killerrabbit.verizon.net> wrote in message > news:hajlqd$teq$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >> Just noticed build v4.2.2082 of Macrium Free is up. The last version >> solved my "incorrect shutdown" problem, but the rescue disk didn't always >> boot. Then again, that may have been my problematic Ram (since replaced). >> Let's see how this one does... >> I do wish I knew when they were going to add the ability to make images >> from the rescue CD. >> I've been making images from my Acronis disk recently but it doesn't like >> my MOTU micro lite--time to test Macrium again and see if this build is >> better natured. > >
From: Sue Morton on 16 Oct 2009 17:41 Please refresh my memory :-) You're doing this on W7 Ultimate 64-bit? I'm thinking Nick would be very interested in 64-bit and/or W7 if so. -- Sue Morton Phoenix wrote: > Just did a restore from an image I made. All appeared to go well, but > the following errors appear in the Event Logs: > 1) Event ID: 8194 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error > querying for the IVssWriterCallback interface. hr = 0x80070005, > Access is denied. > . This is often caused by incorrect security settings in either the > writer or requestor process. > This occurs at the start and at the end of the making of the image. > The image verifies as OK, and the error is noted on the forum as not > related to the image-making process.... > > 2) more troublesome: these errors after restore: > Event ID: 6008 The previous system shutdown at 11:20:27 AM on > ?10/?14/?2009 was unexpected. > Event ID: 41 (Kernel-Power) The system has rebooted without cleanly > shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped > responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. (this is the scary > one, marked as critical with a red X) > At the time mentioned I had run defrag, and then made the image...I > don't recall now if I powered off in between, but if so it was a > normal shutdown. (I'd remember if it hadn't, and I wouldn't have made > an image directly afterwards....) > I can't find this one mentioned on the forum, and of course I can't > post myself. Perhaps I will email Nick. Do you think he will answer > me? > "Sue Morton" <867-5309(a)domain.invalid> wrote in message > news:hakius$f0a$2(a)appyface.eternal-september.org... >> Hi Phoenix, >> >> Thanks for coming back in with an update. And thanks for calling my >> attention to the new builds, I just downloaded them. >> >> I hope the RAM replacement puts some of the goofy issues behind you. >> >> Regarding making images from CD, are they planning on doing that >> sometime? I didn't even know it was on the 'wish list', would be >> nice if so, agreed! Please let me know if the newer version of Free works >> much better >> for you? And if the linux rescue CD boots better for you? Occasionally >> the linux rescue CD (non-compatibility version, IIRC) >> won't boot the first time on just one of my systems, but on the >> second attempt it works fine. Not sure where the fault is, as I >> don't see evidence there's any hardware failing on that box, the CD >> is readable, etc. But I haven't taken the time to really examine >> the messages during boot. -- >> Sue Morton >> >> >> "Phoenix" <gtr_phoenix(a)killerrabbit.verizon.net> wrote in message >> news:hajlqd$teq$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >>> Just noticed build v4.2.2082 of Macrium Free is up. The last version >>> solved my "incorrect shutdown" problem, but the rescue disk didn't >>> always boot. Then again, that may have been my problematic Ram >>> (since replaced). Let's see how this one does... >>> I do wish I knew when they were going to add the ability to make >>> images from the rescue CD. >>> I've been making images from my Acronis disk recently but it >>> doesn't like my MOTU micro lite--time to test Macrium again and see >>> if this build is better natured.
From: Phoenix on 17 Oct 2009 12:12 For now, Win7 RC x64 Ultimate. When I get the final it will be Win7 x64 Pro. "Sue Morton" <867-5309(a)domain.invalid> wrote in message news:hbapa3$59g$1(a)appyface.eternal-september.org... > Please refresh my memory :-) You're doing this on W7 Ultimate 64-bit? > I'm thinking Nick would be very interested in 64-bit and/or W7 if so. > -- > Sue Morton > > Phoenix wrote: >> Just did a restore from an image I made. All appeared to go well, but >> the following errors appear in the Event Logs: >> 1) Event ID: 8194 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error >> querying for the IVssWriterCallback interface. hr = 0x80070005, >> Access is denied. >> . This is often caused by incorrect security settings in either the >> writer or requestor process. >> This occurs at the start and at the end of the making of the image. >> The image verifies as OK, and the error is noted on the forum as not >> related to the image-making process.... >> >> 2) more troublesome: these errors after restore: >> Event ID: 6008 The previous system shutdown at 11:20:27 AM on >> ?10/?14/?2009 was unexpected. >> Event ID: 41 (Kernel-Power) The system has rebooted without cleanly >> shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped >> responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly. (this is the scary >> one, marked as critical with a red X) >> At the time mentioned I had run defrag, and then made the image...I >> don't recall now if I powered off in between, but if so it was a >> normal shutdown. (I'd remember if it hadn't, and I wouldn't have made >> an image directly afterwards....) >> I can't find this one mentioned on the forum, and of course I can't >> post myself. Perhaps I will email Nick. Do you think he will answer >> me? >> "Sue Morton" <867-5309(a)domain.invalid> wrote in message >> news:hakius$f0a$2(a)appyface.eternal-september.org... >>> Hi Phoenix, >>> >>> Thanks for coming back in with an update. And thanks for calling my >>> attention to the new builds, I just downloaded them. >>> >>> I hope the RAM replacement puts some of the goofy issues behind you. >>> >>> Regarding making images from CD, are they planning on doing that >>> sometime? I didn't even know it was on the 'wish list', would be >>> nice if so, agreed! Please let me know if the newer version of Free >>> works much better >>> for you? And if the linux rescue CD boots better for you? Occasionally >>> the linux rescue CD (non-compatibility version, IIRC) >>> won't boot the first time on just one of my systems, but on the >>> second attempt it works fine. Not sure where the fault is, as I >>> don't see evidence there's any hardware failing on that box, the CD >>> is readable, etc. But I haven't taken the time to really examine >>> the messages during boot. -- >>> Sue Morton >>> >>> >>> "Phoenix" <gtr_phoenix(a)killerrabbit.verizon.net> wrote in message >>> news:hajlqd$teq$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >>>> Just noticed build v4.2.2082 of Macrium Free is up. The last version >>>> solved my "incorrect shutdown" problem, but the rescue disk didn't >>>> always boot. Then again, that may have been my problematic Ram >>>> (since replaced). Let's see how this one does... >>>> I do wish I knew when they were going to add the ability to make >>>> images from the rescue CD. >>>> I've been making images from my Acronis disk recently but it >>>> doesn't like my MOTU micro lite--time to test Macrium again and see >>>> if this build is better natured. > >
From: Sue Morton on 17 Oct 2009 14:49 Phoenix wrote: > For now, Win7 RC x64 Ultimate. When I get the final it will be Win7 > x64 Pro. Is your W7 fully patched with all m$ updates (not just windows update)? If your system is not 100% current, try patching everything current and try Reflect again? Of course make plenty of backups by various methods in case patching kills OS :-( My guess is Nick would like to know about these issues, if your system is 100% current and the issues are still occuring... If you've already verified these issues are not addressed in the support forum or docs/tutorials on the website, if it were me I'd email something like, "I realize no support is offered for free version users, but I'm experiencing the following issues on W7 64-bit Ultimate version and I didn't see them mentioned in either your forums or website. I thought you'd like to know about them..." If he's not responsive and you decide you're through messing around with Macrium, you could still consider running the free version one anyway, right along with other software you prefer (paid or not). More than once I've been glad of having multiple software/methods/media for my backups, as my preferred/trusted method/media would not restore but one of the others worked for me. YMMV of course... -- Sue Morton
From: Phoenix on 21 Oct 2009 22:33
It's up-to-date, but it's still Win7 RC. Maybe I should wait to see if it does the same thing in Win7 final? I'd rather know before I install Win7 final, though. Also, should I email support, or Nick himself (his email address is in the details for the downloaded file, after all)? And would sales know when version 5 is coming out? "Sue Morton" <867-5309(a)domain.invalid> wrote in message news:hbd3jj$3km$1(a)appyface.eternal-september.org... > Phoenix wrote: >> For now, Win7 RC x64 Ultimate. When I get the final it will be Win7 >> x64 Pro. > > > Is your W7 fully patched with all m$ updates (not just windows update)? > > If your system is not 100% current, try patching everything current and > try Reflect again? Of course make plenty of backups by various methods in > case patching kills OS :-( > > My guess is Nick would like to know about these issues, if your system is > 100% current and the issues are still occuring... > > If you've already verified these issues are not addressed in the support > forum or docs/tutorials on the website, if it were me I'd email something > like, "I realize no support is offered for free version users, but I'm > experiencing the following issues on W7 64-bit Ultimate version and I > didn't see them mentioned in either your forums or website. I thought > you'd like to know about them..." > > If he's not responsive and you decide you're through messing around with > Macrium, you could still consider running the free version one anyway, > right along with other software you prefer (paid or not). More than once > I've been glad of having multiple software/methods/media for my backups, > as my preferred/trusted method/media would not restore but one of the > others worked for me. YMMV of course... > -- > Sue Morton > > > |