TI 11.0: E000101F4

Hello,

I created backups with TI for many years without of any problem. Yesterday evening I got the error message "E000101F4: Error reading hard disk sector 17.508.589 on volume 1" (re-translated). I'm afraid I'll have to replace my hard disk (5 years old). How can I save the files created between the last backup and now? Click on "Ignore" or must I select and copy them manually?

By the way: I needed a lot of time to understand that Windows counts the volumes 0, 1, 2 ... but TI counts 1, 2, 3 ...

Thank you for helping,

Anselm

 

Try first "chkdsk n: /R" for every partition you have ('n' is the drive letter).

It needs a long time but do it...
(for using chkdsk for the bootpartition you have to type "Y" or "J" and restart the PC)

After that you can try to create an image once more.

 

Thank you! I did do that. Now CHKDSK doesn't show bad sectors anymore, but TI 11 still reports that "Error reading hard disk sector 17.508.589" when creating images. Do you have any idea why?

Today I'll get a new hard disk. Is there anything I should mind concerning the (ignored) sector problem when restoring the image?

By the way: Is your signature copyright protected?

Regards, Anselm

 

Hello Anselm and MrMorse,

Thank you for using Acronis True Image

Anselm, I have sent a file to your via PM. Please install it and see if the issue remains.

Thank you.

--
Oleg Lee

 

Nein

BTT:
Did you try the file from Oleg?

 

Hello Oleg,

I got a new hard disk meanwhile, had no problem to restore the TI image and have no problems to create new TI backups. So I didn't try the tool you provided.

Thank you,

Anselm

 

Hello Anselm and MrMorse,

Thank you for using Acronis True Image

Anselm, I glad to know that the program doesn't bother you any more.

Thank you.

--
Oleg Lee