Unable to create static copy...

Discussion in 'FirstDefense-ISR Forum' started by Clive T, Apr 9, 2009.

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  1. Clive T

    Clive T Registered Member

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    After years of flawless running I've just started getting static snapshot error 1259 each time I try to back up my main snapshot. The text of the error is "unable to create static copy of active snapshot".

    I've done a fresh reinstall of FD-ISR, choosing the option to delete previous snapshots in the process but a copy operation just stops with this error after 2 seconds.

    I suspect this has something to do with the VSS service, which appears to be running OK, though.

    Any suggestions I could try?
     
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  3. Peter2150

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    If you are using current versions of both there should be no conflict.

    Pete
     
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    I am using latest versions of both and there is indeed a conflict. Stopping the shadowprotect service enables FD-ISR to run OK (as well as Ultimate Defrag which also had the hump). Dragging my brain back a few days I remember installing the latest SP (3.3) over an existing installation.

    I'll uninstall SP completely and reinstall. I'll post back here with an update.
     
  5. silver0066

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    Is your problem with Ultimate Defrag regarding the inability to do a boot time defrag?

    Maybe the ShadowProtect service is causing this bug also.
     
  6. Peter2150

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    No, That was one of the first thing I tried. I run FDISR all the time, and on one machine even have Continous Incrementals running with VSS and have no conflict with FDISR running VSS. No conflict on either machine.

    Pete
     
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    OK, problem solved. The issue was with a WMI (VSS) writer not responding properly.

    I followed some of the non-software specific steps set out here which basically reset and re-registered some components. However, I couldn't tell you which particular step solved the problem!
     
  8. Peter2150

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    Hi Clive_t

    Glad you got it.

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