TI 8 build 771 and used files

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by slavko, Oct 7, 2004.

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  1. slavko

    slavko Registered Member

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    When I try to make an Image od my first Disk (Disk 0) with to partition on it Partition C (WinXP) and Partition D (Programs) I receive ERROR E00070021

    and the message : Cannot create the image of the logical drive D: because it is currently in use by running applications or the logical drive contains bad sectors.

    This happened me every time no mather what I do. And sometimes it TI say for disk D: , when I try next time it say disk C:
    I try everithyng to fix this problem but without success. I run chkdsk, I defrag my disk with diskkeeper, I take off all my programs in systray, but situation is the same.

    Then I say OK and I download trial version of Norton Ghost 9.0, everithyng works FINE without problem. But I am loyal user of ATI and I want to stay with ATI. I hope that somebody can HELP me with this problem.

    Regards,
    Slavko
     
  2. marhil

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    I get the same messages when I try to create an image while running in
    Windows XP. I am able to create an image if I re-boot with the True Image
    boot disk. I can always create an image using the boot disk, but I have
    never been able to create an image of drive while running in Windows XP.
    Bottom line: exit Windows, re-boot with True Image boot disk and try creating drive image. Hope this helps.
     
  3. CarlWalters

    CarlWalters Registered Member

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    I am having exactly the same problem! (see my earlier posts)

    This has to be a real prolem doesn't it? If you can't create an image while XP is running then a huge proportion of the advertised TI functionality is useless.
    Can't take an image while running XP, can't schedule an image (some of the main reasons I purchased TI in the first place)

    I'm now beginining to think I've wasted a lot of my hard earned cash on this :mad:
     
  4. slavko

    slavko Registered Member

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    Hi CarlWalters,

    This is 100% true what you explain. All those functionality are away. And I ask myself what I must do.

    Wait for respons of Acronis support which is very bad in the last time.
    Buy Norton Ghost 9.0 which work without problem.
    Ask Acronis " Give me my money back because almost all great functionality sheduling incremental image while windows running are away.

    Slavko
     
  5. CarlWalters

    CarlWalters Registered Member

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    I thought that this was the Official Acronis Support Forum - I've certainly seen responses from Acronis SUpport here. My usual thoughts are that Forums like this are the best place to go for advice and help - rather than waiting for e-mails to be responded to. Actual users of a product are very often likely to know the answer quickly.

    So does anyone from Acronis Support have an answer to this problem?

    To re-state the problem:

    While Windows XP (SP2) is runnning it is impossible to create an image with TI8 (latest build). An error message "ERROR E00070021 : Cannot create the image of the logical drive because it is currently in use by running applications or the logical drive contains bad sectors"

    If you re-boot with the Acronis CD in then it is possible to take an image.
    No errors are reported when running Chkdsk on the drive.
    Disabling anti-virus and firewall software (in my case ZoneAlarm) has no effect.

    What can we Windows XP users do?
     
  6. slavko

    slavko Registered Member

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    My opinion; only wait till somebody from Acronis support answer to this Error, or maybe some other people from this forum has some fix for this problem.
     
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