DavidPJ
March 19th, 2008, 09:00 PM
I'm working with tech support on this problem but I don't believe the support engineer fully understands the problem and is misleading me or not providing enough information. So I thought I would try here for suggestions.
With TI11, build 8,053, I cannot create differential or incremental
backups of Outlook 2000. I'm able to create the initial full
backup. When initiating the incremental or diff backup, I quickly
get the following error message: Failed to backup file or folder 'Microsoft Outlook:Profiles:Microsoft Outlook Internet
Settings:My Email Account:My Email Account:' (0x580007)
Tag=0x3A4FB2E0331C3BD8
Access denied. (0x580007)
Tag=0x862DAAAFB2957F14: Retry/Ignore/Cancel
Sometimes I can safely cancel the operation. Other times it causes 100% cpu utilization and won't cancel unless I go into Windows Task Manager and cancel the process.
Outlook 2000 is closed when I initiate the incremental or differential backup.
I've read other posts about email backup not working in TI11. Should I assume this is another feature of TI that doesn't work properly and move on to another email backup program?
Thanks.
With TI11, build 8,053, I cannot create differential or incremental
backups of Outlook 2000. I'm able to create the initial full
backup. When initiating the incremental or diff backup, I quickly
get the following error message: Failed to backup file or folder 'Microsoft Outlook:Profiles:Microsoft Outlook Internet
Settings:My Email Account:My Email Account:' (0x580007)
Tag=0x3A4FB2E0331C3BD8
Access denied. (0x580007)
Tag=0x862DAAAFB2957F14: Retry/Ignore/Cancel
Sometimes I can safely cancel the operation. Other times it causes 100% cpu utilization and won't cancel unless I go into Windows Task Manager and cancel the process.
Outlook 2000 is closed when I initiate the incremental or differential backup.
I've read other posts about email backup not working in TI11. Should I assume this is another feature of TI that doesn't work properly and move on to another email backup program?
Thanks.