Access to the files on the system volume

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• Windows 7: what are the individual "file system type" files in the system volume information folder?

  Original title: Windows 7: what are the individual "file system type" files in the folder system volume information accumulating [not the files system restore I already know and don't use yet]

  Hi-

  I stopped using the system restore, I found a better solution, for me, that's what I have to do.
  Then I noticed that several 'file system' 'type' was being created, 12 times yesterday, 3 up to today in the early hours of the morning and stored in they System Volume Information folder, anywhere from 30 MB to 2 GB.
  three of these file names 'file system' 'type' are:
  {debb21da-eafc-11e2-ba92-00241dc5d84e} {3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
  {3debe675-eaa7-11e2-a462-00241dc5d84e} {3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
  {3debe5e8-eaa7-11e2-a462-00241dc5d84e} {3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
  Anyone know what it could be?
  Can I follow up to what program/process they are related?
  Are they safe to delete?
  Ideas?  Suggestions?
  Thank you.
  John

  Hi John,.

  Yes, you can delete the system volume information data if not to use the system restore.

  You will need to give permission to the folder until you delete it.

  How to open a file if I get an access denied message?

  Please post with the State of the question.

• Cannot delete the System Volume Information trash

  I am running Windows xp on a Dell computer and I recently removed the System Volume Information folder on an external hard drive after the deactivation of the restoration of the system for this drive.  I don't remember how it happened, but the said folder ended up in the trash.  Now every time that I try to empty the trash, I get an error message indicating that access to the file is denied and it cannot be deleted.  I can see the folder in the trash, but I can restore it or delete it.  Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Thanks for your reply. I tried both of your suggestions, but unfortunately none of them allowed me to remove the stubborn system folder.  I had to start the computer in Mode safe, gives me full control over the folder to the trash (even though I am the administrator) and then finally was able to remove it. For some reason any Security tab does not appear when you talk about the Properties dialog box, unless you are using safe mode.

• Use of root for the system volume is 95%, var/ftp uses all

  Hello

  I have a ReadNas 102 and lately I have these error messages using the root of the system volume is 95%. After checking the files/var, I noticed that desired used all available space. I had FTP enabled for some files and it seems that the content of these files is copied to the folder var/ftp.

  Perhaps a matter of newbe 'stupid', but is - it normal that this folder/var/ftp is totally used.

  Second question: How can I safely remove the content of this file/var/ftp?

  Thanks in advance,

  Jan

  Hello.
  The ibdata1 still growing is not a ReadyNAS problem, but a problem of MySQL, may be triggered or worsened by track LogAnalyzer to commit requests.
  There is a lot of discussion online about this. But it seems that there is no easy solution to reduce its size.
  An example of thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3456159/how-to-shrink-purge-ibdata1-file-in-mysql
  If you don't use it, I suggest delete LogAnalyzer and mysql-server.

• Can I remove random photos in the system volume information?

  I understand very well this file.  I rarely restore, but sometimes I do.  The problem is that some files, aka viruses that have been removed, take place that I prefer to use for something else, aka my plans f #.  Can I delete random files in this folder?  I understand that I can remove the control panel restore point, but I want only to remove a specific file.  In fact, I don't know if this file is the file that I want to delete because of all the file names.  I made fair carsick enter this folder.  I want to just delete large files.  So the question is simply: is there something important it?

  System Restore uses log files to keep track of things, if you try to restore a point and System Restore detects that which is missing files or that it has been tampered with the restore point will fail.  Bert Kinney, one of the greatest experts on the restoration of the system, explains that the individual restore points can not be removed because... "Each restore points is chained (or related) as well as the previous restore points." When you choose to restore a system all him previous restore point are required to perform a restore, so if one is missing the chain will be broken and cause all the restore points are corrupt. At this point, all restore points will have to correct the corruption. So the best advice is DON'T touch the content of the System Volume Information folder. " http://bertk.mvps.org/html/Tips.html#8

  If you removed a virus if the deletion was successful and the system now works fine the best thing to do is to purge ALL restore points after having removed the virus successfully.

  You're overthinking this and you're too attached to restore points, if the computer is running well at the moment and if it has been so for a week or two then you can get rid of and then restore points create a new.  Set maximum disk usage that is suitable for the points of restore and you will recover some of your disk space for another use.

  In his blog Raymond says that 'folder contains casual interference could cause problems with the correct operation of the information system.  It could, but not necessarily cause problems.  For all its value, you can disable the system restore and other services that might use the IVR (indexing, Volume Shadow Copy & Distributed Link Tracking Service) (services that you might not use anyway) and then delete the entire folder, Windows simply creates a new brilliant when you restart!  Then when you restart the system restore or other services that use the folder they will just repopulate the record with their files.  People who make use of indexing service will generally not want to clear the folder because it takes a lot of "disk churning" to build a large catalog of indexation.

  John

• Microsoft Windows Vista: Rebuild the system volume information folder

  Greetings to everyone.

  (1) the Crypto ransomware locker has done the thing is on a friends laptop last week. This is a laptop HP DV900 Microsoft Windows Vista. Unfortunately, we have re-installed Vista, from the recovery partition, before attempting to restore the system, using the system restore. It is my understanding that the system volume information folder, contains files, such as excel and word files, which can be restored, but they are stored by Vista, in a special encrypted way.

  If I could get it back or if I got the complete information system volume, would be possible to replace the current and to restore the system to a time before the ransomware hit?

  (2) in fact, I've used a file recovery program and was able to recover a huge file with the name:

  {11d89a13-09a9-11e4-9917-cb6a370b41f2} {3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}

  This file is approximately 1.99 GB, and is dated on 17/07/2014. I suspect that the virus deployed on 18/07/2014 as the most important Excel and word files have the date of last modification of 18/07/2014. And those files that have changed on the 18/07/2014 cannot be open - unless I have change the extensions of excel to .csv file, in which case excel files open, but the info is still obviously encrypted.  OK, so I have the part of the system volume information folder content, which seem to be of the part that contains the files there, as this is a fairly large file.

  My question is this: is a reconstruction of the folder system volume information, based on this possible of the file? In other words, using this file I have cancelled/recovered, can we restore Vista from this file?

  Thank you for your time.

  You cannot use the system restore to recover files from the user.  Restore points would be zero because of the new facility.  Update of installation dates would be irrelevant as well as software installations.  The new installation files will take precedence.

• Failed: Could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible

  Hi all

  When converting to a Server 2003 server to server ESXi 6.0.0 I received this message after all 96%.

  (FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible. ) )

  I use VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 6.1.1

  Anyone encountered this problem and found a solution?

  The log file is attached.

  Thank you very much!

  Terence

  Your problem is:

  2016 05-18 T 11: 09:48.300 + 08:00 WARNING vmware-converter-agent [02332] [sub Originator@6876 = Default] ERROR: [Mntapi_GetFirstBootDisk] more than * a * found active volume. Current active drive #0, another active drive #1

  Go to diskmgmt.msc and diskpart.exe and delete active indicator second disk/partition 1

  Also, keep in mind that mount point C:\backup\Ext\ is not copied.

  HTH

• (95%) FAILED: Could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.

  Hello

  I'm trying to virtualize a physical machine to my VMware infrastructure. I success to another machine, but this time it crashes.

  Here are the features:

  Software: Client VMware Converter standalone 4.0.1

  Machine: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise with Exchange 2003 SP1

  Disks: 2 * 80 GB drives used in RAID 1 software mirror (2 partitions C: & D: cross the two discs)

  VMware farm: ESXi 4.1

  Configuration of the converter: http://image.bayimg.com/faackaadc.jpg

  I try to convert the machine but I get the following message "FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible." 95 per cent at the stage of reconfiguration (he create only a single vmdk).

  My research, it is likely due to software mirror, implying to dynamic disks.

  But I must not modify the physical machine, I have to migrate the computer because it is unchanged.

  A machine appears in vCenter. When I started it, it does not start. With QParted, I activated the flag of "boot". Now the machine starts, but I immediately get a blue screen even in safe mode. ( http://image.bayimg.com/faacaaadc.jpg )

  I've added the vmdk to another machine, and run diskmgmt.msc to convert dynamic disk to basic disk, but he saw disc base already.

  Initial configuration of the drives here: http://image.bayimg.com/eaacoaadc.jpg

  Attached files: boot.ini and newspapers

  What can I do to convert my machine?

  Thank you and sorry for my English

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  Hello

  I try to virtualize a physical machine to my VMware infrastructure. I successful already have to pay another machine, but it it crashes.

  Here are the features:

  Software: Client VMware converter standalone 4.0.1

  Machine: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1 with Exchange 2003

  Disks: 2 80 GB drives used software mirror RAID 1 (2 partitions C: and D: cross on two discs)

  VMware farm: ESXi 4.1

  Conversion of configuration: http://image.bayimg.com/faackaadc.jpg

  I try to convert the machine but I get the following message "FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible." 95%, stage of Reconfiguration (it has created only a single vmdk).

  According to my research, it is probably due to the software mirror, which created from dynamic disks.

  Alternatively, in I am not touching the physical machine, I have to migrate the machine what without changing.

  A machine appears well in vCenter, when I start, it does not start. With QParted I activated the 'boot' flag The machine boot now, but I get a blue screen immediately, same en safe mode. ( http://image.bayimg.com/faacaaadc.jpg )

  I added the vmdk on another machine, with diskmgmt.msc I wanted to convert the dynamic disk to basic disk, but he was already seen as a basic disk.

  Here is the initial configuration of the discs: http://image.bayimg.com/eaacoaadc.jpg

  What can I do pour machine to convert my?

  Thank you

  Have you tried

  Try the option "set up the machine" of the converter against the vmx file that you already have.
  
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  VMX-settings- WS FAQ -[MOAcd | http://sanbarrow.com/moa241.html]- VMDK-manual

• Could not locate the system volume

  I have a very similar problem that has been published before; However, the posted solution worked.

  I can't find in the newspapers, what is actually wrong.  If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it.

  "Then the conversion of a server to ESX 3.5 Server 2003 I received this message after only 95% complete.". Failure of the Reconfiguration of the error. With the State: FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.

  I use VMware vCenter Converter Standalone 4.0.1"

  Newspapers reported the following errors (which are equivalent):

  Impossible to reconfigure a source that doesn't have a system volume

  converter.fault.ReconfigurationNoSystemVolumeFault

  It seems that there are 2 physical disks in the system

  > Drive:
  . \PhysicalDrive0 a type of adapter: 1

  > Drive:
  . A type of adapter \PhysicalDrive1: 1

  Converter is to see the C:\ as long as the system volume, but there is no active flag set on it.  The second disc is recognized, but according to it's Converter:

  > is a dynamic volume. No significant partition information may be associated with him

  So, it looks like there's a mirror of software on the source physical system or the original system was dual boot between something like Windows 2008 and 2003 Server.

  If it's a mirror of the software, you can:

  -remove the mirror and conversion

  -Use gparted on the virtual machine to set start-up/active at the first vmdk file flags, and then reconfigure the virtual machine via converter

  If it is a dual-boot configuration, then I do not think that it is supported.

  Kind regards

  EvilOne

  VMware vExpert 2009

  NOTE: If your question or problem has been resolved, please mark this thread as answered and awarded points accordingly.

• How to reset the System Volume Information folder?

  I would like to know how to reset the System Volume Information folder to empty all the potential viruses.

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions :>

  

  I use cleanmgr /sagerun:1 of the dialog box run when you use a switch.

  However, I usually just use these instructions.

• Defragment the System Volume

  Defragmenter Windows 7 shows C: drive and the system as separate volumes and never defragmented it. I have seen that the percentage of fragmentation is increased from 1% now 13%. And it continues to grow.

  Is this cause for concern and is it possible to defragment this volume?

  The system volume is for the restoration of the system. You cannot defragment it, but you can turn off System Restore and then turn it back on

  Or completely disable the system restore. You don't need

• Help, please - could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.

  I'm trying to P2V a Windows 7 64-bit HP8460p I followed different advice. running as admin, turn off UAC, decrypted the drive hard, etc., and I still get the "cannot find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible" error.

  I don't know I'm missing something stupid. I have attached the newspapers; any help would be greatly appreciated.

  I had to delete the partition 'System reserved' to make it work.

• Unable to find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible

  Hi all

  When I use autonomous Vcentrer of conversion to convert windows 7 PC, I get the following error.

  ""Cannot find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible".

  I use Windows 7 64-bit PC with PGP encryption.

  
  

  Please help me to solve this error.

  
  

  
  

  See you soon

  Kumar R
  

  No, do not all repair with VSS, because his race for your C: drive

  Now the main question: your firmware from the computer's BIOS or EFI (or EFI running in emulation of the BIOS)?

  Why I ask: when converter trying to reconfig machine (data is already copied) we found information BCD in place where it is stored to * EFI * machines, seems that it is false BCD and the converter cannot remedy this situation...

  As a workaround, you can locate on your source disk folder named EFI (C:\EFI) and rename or delete. (if somehow that this is related with PGP the best choice is to rename the folder).

  Then repeat the conversion.

  HTH

• Vista - FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.

  Hi, someone would be able to look at these newspapers please and advise, new to VM and trying to convert my old Vista PC before migrating fully to Windows 7, but its failure to 96% with "FAILED: could not find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible." error.

  Thanks in advance, Dave

  Make sure your username is Administrator and UAC disabled on your Vista machine. HTH

• How to restrict access to the system.

  Hello
  
  I thought it is possible to restrict access to the system during the processing of payroll is. The GI company is currently working to, so is distributed departments in a different location across the country during the payroll run payroll users are still transaction, insert/update of the data in the entry of the item, monthly data on the pay to play.
  
  It is technically possible to restrict access to the system or component during the race entry window? no idea to proceed accordingly?
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user10893201 on March 3, 2010 07:27

  Hi user;

  Please check:

  Security profile is not limiting access to payroll employees [ID 344649.1]
  How install bank account maintenance and security of access to the account in Release 12 [403975.1 ID]
  Restrict access to security of payroll is not working correctly on the safety profile of set [244652.1 ID]

  Also, check search below:
  http://forums.Oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=restrict+access+&objid=f475&DateRange=all&userid=&NumResults=15

  It may be useful

  Respect of
  HELIOS

• HP steam: strange files in "C:\system volume information.

  I have re-installed Windows 8.1 on my HP net book successfully.

  I later discovered several large files in "C:\system volume information" with names that start with "{" and end by '} '. Are these relics of my re - install and can they be deleted safely?

  I don't know if they were present before the re-installation.

  Hello

  I would not delete them because they retain information for me to restore. If TOO big and TOO old, you can remove

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/how-do-i-delete-huge-files-from-system-volume/2d31b256-2cb6-486e-AF97-e6018f594581?auth=1

  Kind regards.