$ISR File Not Found

[silver0066]

I keep getting the above message during the boot process.

I have disabled Pre Boot, booted and then Enabled. I have done this with all of my snapshots.

I have reinstalled First Defense ISR.

None of these helped. I still get the error intermittently, ie, about every other boot or so.

Does anyone have any suggestions? The error does not seem to have any detrimental effects on my snapshots.

Many thanks,

Silver

[Peter2150]

{QUOTE-> I keep getting the above message during the boot process.

I have disabled Pre Boot, booted and then Enabled. I have done this with all of my snapshots.

I have reinstalled First Defense ISR.

None of these helped. I still get the error intermittently, ie, about every other boot or so.

Does anyone have any suggestions? The error does not seem to have any detrimental effects on my snapshots.

Many thanks,

Silver <-QUOTE}

Can you boot to the other snapshot?

Also do you have anything else that messes with the MBR?

[wilbertnl]

Is any defragger running in the background or otherwise?

[sukarof]

I have the same "problem". I am not 100% sure but I believe it appeared after I tried Ultimate defragger.

[Peter2150]

{QUOTE-> I have the same "problem". I am not 100% sure but I believe it appeared after I tried Ultimate defragger. <-QUOTE}

When I tried Ulitimate defragger, it would quite frequently hang on FDISR's key file. I took it out of exclusions and ran it again. No ill effect on FDISR though.

[silver0066]

{QUOTE-> Can you boot to the other snapshot?

Also do you have anything else that messes with the MBR? <-QUOTE}

As I stated, it does not appear to effect FD-ISR in any other way. I can boot to other snapshots. I have nothing else that messes with the MBR.

Thanks for your help.

Silver

[silver0066]

{QUOTE-> Is any defragger running in the background or otherwise? <-QUOTE}

No defraggers running in the background. I use PD on demand.

Thanks for your help,

Silver