Keep getting errors...

I keep getting from 6 to 10 errors when I try to make a snapshot. Can make a single snapshot without errors besides the primary one that is there from install.
Anyone know what can be causing it?

dja2k

 

Open FDISR, click on Tools / View Activity Log and click on the left icons to see the detailed log.
The error message might help you or us.

 

I have recently tried to make several snapshots as well and they all contained some errors (Everything seemed to work fine though in those snapshots) until I shut down Prevx1 after noticing quite some CPU/RAM activity in the taskmanager. Any chance that you run the latest version of Prevx1 at the moment?

 

Okay one error is Windows Error number 32. Others are can not create or copy folder because its being used by other process.

dja2k

 

Any scheduled defragger running during the copy/update process ?

 

Nope. Only thing running is Prevx1, Online Armor AV+, Looknstop, XPL Socket Shield, Hostsman, Ewido 4, and RegRun. Are any of those known to lock anything that might be causing the errrors?

dja2k

 

See the remark of member "Secured". Prevx1 might be the problem.

 

Turned off Prevx1, Ewido, and OA AV+ and I made a snapshot without errors.

dja2k

 

Sounds like you have to kill your security setup first to make a snapshot. LOOOL

 

Yeah I guess so!

dja2k

 

I think I'm going to try to find another solution, to solve this problem.
Turn off this and turn off that to make a snapshot, isn't a solution I really like.

 

This information doesn't really help solving the problem, but I was also running Ewido v4 in realtime together with Prevx1, Socketshield and regular OA. At the specific time I got those errors I only turned off Prevx1, but who knows...maybe to many interacting realtime security applications can cause these errors ?? I think I will try to duplicate the errors.

 

I already installed Prevx1R and Ewido with real-time protection.
I also created two snapshots with Errors=0. Nothing happened.
So it has something to do with the rest of your system.
Any other testings required ?

 

EDIT:
In order to increase the torture test, I also installed ProcessGuard.
So I had NOD32, Prevx1R, Ewido and ProcessGuard real-time protection running simulatenously.
In that heavy duty environment, I created a new snapshot and then a total disaster occured.
Errors in the created snapshot, but also FDISR didn't work properly anymore.
It booted back in my primary snapshot, but there was a red message before loading winXPproSP2.
I couldn't trust my system anymore. So I recovered my system partition with the Acronis Rescue CD.

So security softwares are quite dangerous for creating snapshots.
I created a solution for myself, that this will never happen again with ANY security software.

 

dja2k's problem wasn't related to PG.
He turned off Prevx1, Ewido, and OA AV+ and then he could make a snapshot without errors.

 

I don't know about you guys, but I created a special snapshot, which contains :
1. WinXPproSP2, where my internet connection is OFF, which is easy to do in winXPproSP2.
2. All my applications EXCEPT any software for internet (browser, email) and any security software.

I use this special snapshot
1. for working in absolute silence without being bothered by any security software messages and losing my concentration, which was the most important reason.
2. for backup/restoration, using Acronis True Image and I like to keep my external harddisk OFF-LINE.
3. for burning DVD/CD's, which also needs a quiet environment according my readings.
4. for archive/restore my special snapshot, using my external harddisk to keep it clean.
5. for copy/update snapshots, which also needs a quiet environment far away from security softwares and this thread certainly proves it.

The rest of my snapshots are used, when I'm ON-LINE.

That was one of the reasons, why I bought FDISR to create a QUIET and OFF-LINE environment.
I couldn't do it in the beginning, because I wasn't familiar with lots of new softwares, but that newbie period is over.
No need to tell you that everything works FASTER in this special snapshot.

 

Nope. On my desktop box at home, I set up special snapshots quite some time ago for doing things like audio recording and video editing. In addition to having only the bare minimum of Windows services running and no security or other software loaded, I have all network interface devices and any other unneeded devices and drivers disabled in Device Manager for these snapshots.

It makes for a noticeably clean and smoother, faster running environment.

Also, keeping a "virgin" WinXPSP2 snapshot in archive on a separate drive (like you've mentioned before), is an excellent starting point for any new ones I want to implement.

 

Don't cha just LOVE the flexibility of this FD thingie!!

Acadia

 

That must make your wife happy.