Failure of backup system image 0x8078002A

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• Failure of backup system image 0 x 8007003

  I tried to back up my system drive, but suddenly everything back up he stuffed me an error...

  Backup Failed: System image backup 0 x 8007003

  Please help me in this regard...!

  Hi Natasha,.

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community Forums.

  According the description, I understand that you are trying to back up the system drive and you get an error: failed to backup system image 0 x 8007003.  Please don't worry. I'll help you with this problem.

  You use a third-party backup software?

  You can follow the steps in this article and check if it helps:
  Windows backup or restore 0 x 80070001, 0 x 81000037 or 0 x 80070003 errors
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/973455

  Get back to us with more information after the completion of these steps and let us know the result and I'll be happy to help you.

• Windows 7 backup system Image - 0x8078012D error Code - fails to complete system image backup?

  I seem to have a problem with the Windows backup when a scheduled backup image on a hard drive external fails to finish, although she worked successfully before many times.  Backup Windows reports an error code of 0x8078012D.

  I ran the tool of error checking on the external hard drive with running repair options, but no problem discovered.  The external disk drive seems ok because I use a Norton program to back up data on the same drive with no problems.  Also Windows backup will happily make a 'non-system image' backup on the external drive.

  But it is not an image of the system stand alone, or as an add on the a normal backup.

  Any advice?

  Thank you
  David

  After many tests on the solutions listed here, I found a way to fix my problem. I had continually failure is to say the system could not create a snapshot or that my drive has been a failure. It seems, with Windows 7, you must configure options that are not obvious to the users.

  1. go to control panel/system/System Protection and select your C: drive.

  2. Select "set up" and make sure "Restore system settings and previous versions of files" is on.

  3. the Max use value at least 2%

  4. apply

  5. Select your key USB you will use for backup and configure it again to the protection and the whole file size of at least 18%.

  6. apply

  7. in the control panel go to administrative tools, open Services.

  8 scroll down until Windows backup and make sure it is set to manual and not started.

  9. highlight Volume Shadow and make sure it is also set to manual and not started.

  10 10 aller go to control panel, select backup and restore.

  11. click on "Change settings", and then select the drive you will support up to.

  12 run backup let the system do its thing and everything should work.

• Move the Windows Backup system image and backup to a new hard disc

  Hi all

  I got a new external hard drive because my old external hard drive was not large enough to hold all my backups.  Now, I would like to move the backup from the old hard drive to the new hard drive.  It is really easy to start from scratch on the new drive, but about two months ago of backup history on the old disk I want to keep if I can.  Also, I can't figure this out on my own because it seems that the backups are stored in hidden or system files, or which are prohibited and require special authentication.

  Can someone help me find the location of the backups on my old hard drive?  Or is there something I should do in Windows that will transfer the data for me?

  Thank you very much!

  Kevin

  The name of the folder that store all backups of your image is: X:\WindowsImageBackup\

  Where X: is the drive letter of the external drive.

  If you also created backups of files and folders these are also easily spotted. If for some reason you can't locate/view this file enable "Show hidden folders and files" in Windows Explorer.

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Z1 HP workstation: C: drive system image backup internal solid state

  My professional job to Z1 HP with Windows 7 has 370 GB used space on the C: drive and 146 GB free.

  I want to copy / clone a 'System Image backup"from my internal C: drive to an external hard drive.

  'WD My Passport Ultra', 1 TB Western Digital.

  I heard that the combination "backup system image" in Windows and target disk Western Digital "WD My Passport Ultra' may be problematic.

  Does anyone have experience with this and y at - there a better alternative?

  An external hard drive with 1 TB of storage space will be "worthy" my 463 GB solid state internal hard drive C:?

  Thanks for the comment.

  steinarV wrote:
  

  My professional job to Z1 HP with Windows 7 has 370 GB used space on the C: drive and 146 GB free.

  I want to copy / clone a 'System Image backup"from my internal C: drive to an external hard drive.

  'WD My Passport Ultra', 1 TB Western Digital.

  (...)

  An external hard drive with 1 TB of storage space will be "worthy" my 463 GB solid state internal hard drive C:?

  Thanks for the comment.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting in the Forum from HP Support.

  Personally, I have not heard of specific issues with this WD HARD drive. I Googled it and found some non-specific stuff.

  However, to answer your question: in my view, there is no problem with the 1 TB external harddrive to adapt the SSD from below 500 GB. Therefore larger than GB 463, less than 500 GB, 1 TB, it should fit without problems. There is no problem for cloning SSD and HARD drive imaging (the only problem is that it might be a bit slower, but no problem to do so).

• System Image backup has failed during the backup

  I have a 2 years old HP pavilion g series notebook.  I did a backup system image on dvd + r discs. It was almost over, when the drive #99, I got this message "the backup failed. The system cannot find the specified path (0 x 80070003)
  My computer is no longer under warranty and I'm $ 60 in the disks if they can't be used.  I need to know there is a way to save what I saved and restart the backup of the Image where it left off?
  
  Product: A6Z59UA #ABA
  Model: g61d60us

  Hi CherylLyme,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I would like to take a moment and thank you for using the forum, it's a great place to find answers.

  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you did an image backup, and while he was almost done you received the error (0 x 80070003).  Here is a link to a response from Microsoft to help you. Windows backup error 0 x 80070003 (One answer per Vinod N)

  I'm not sure if you would be able to leave and get back on disc 99, because once you have repaired, it will be changed from when you first ran the backup.  The disc that you used only were not read, accessible writing, so you wouldn't be able to reuse them.  You can see that an external hard drive would be a more economical way to make your backups. The data must be in one place and easier to store.  If you decide to use a USB key, so do not more then the 32 GB and won't Windows 8 on it.

  You can probably buy an external drive for on the cost of the replacement of disks.  Here is a link to the HP Shopping external storage , but you can buy one at several places, Office Depot, Staples, Wal-Mart and computer shops are few.  I hope this helps.

• Back up and restore the question: system image backup does not show all by backup, but, but still it is there on this disc 'G '.

  Issue of OP - backup and restore

  Hello Forum,

  Recently by doing some interviews I found something strange, almost a week ago, I did a backup image of the system disk. Today, I was looking for the backup image, it seems there is no picture, as you can see on the screenshot attached No.1 he says there are no backups saved to this location, so I clicked on "select another backup...". "but nothing has been found as you can see on the screenshot No. 2, but it is still there on this disc 'G' as selected on the screen n ° 3.

  This image is useless? Shell I have delete and make a new one?

  Answers will be appreciated

  Thank you

  Motiman

  

  Hi Motiman,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft community.

  We understand the inconvenience caused and we will try our best to solve the problem.

  This problem may occur if the backup system image files is not created correctly or may be corrupted.

  I suggest you try again to create the system image backup and check if it helps.

  Refer to the following Microsoft Help article, which explains: how to create backup system Image in Windows 7.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/back-up-programs-system-settings-files#1TC=Windows-7

  For more information about the backup system image and recovery, see the link below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/back-up-restore-FAQ#1TC=Windows-7

  It can be useful, we meet with the status of your question. We will be happy to help you.

• Backup and System Image say they work but are not

  Win 7 HP 64-bit running on desktop.

  Quick story: my mother just died. I had been using Windows automatic backup and backup system image, recorded on an external hard drive. When the computer was in the store, I tried to restore some files to the backup, but the majority of my files were simply not there.  I thought I had done something wrong or maybe all the drama with multiple accidents and my attempts to correct (before I realized that it was the motherboard) had somehow messed up.

  Current: New motherboard, has got a new hard drive so I was, reinstalled the same Windows 7 HP and all other programs.  Erase all of the external hard drive and backup of Windows files is represented.  He gave me no errors.  So I ran system image backup.  He also didn't give no error, but I noticed that the amount of free space on my external hard drive had not changed.  Properties of folder displays the WindowsImageBackup folder is 0 bytes.

  I tried to restore the backup of the files to be sure, it worked this time, but found the same problem as before.  When I browse for the files (or files), it shows the C: drive, and while a single folder (users) appears.  (The last time I think I had two other records.)  Within the users, I have some subfolders but not others.  Even for subfolders that arise, they lack the subfolders and files.  I don't see any specific model to which is registered or not, but I'm missing perhaps 80-90% of my data.

  To be clear, that the backup process has been totally standard - nothing personal, no more than one partition, nothing complicated - and I have not received any error.  Windows Backup and Restore thinks that everything is fine.  And yet, I have in fact a backup of files complete or apparently any system image.

  Any ideas on what is wrong?  Thank you!!

  Well, the new backup, in which I pointed out all the folders/files to save rather than let Windows choose, seems to have worked.  When I try to restore files, it shows me all the various files I have on the C drive and the files users (including Dropbox).  So my current theory is that something is not quite right about the Windows files chooses, since it must really understand all the same.  But at least it seems I found a way around it.  Thank you!

• Windows 7 backup skipped image system because one of the critical-volumes backup cannot be included for backup. Make sure the volume is online and is formatted NTFS. (0 x 81000032)

  After using the backup of Windows 7, I get the following error message:

  Backup Windows jumped backup system image because one of the critical volumes cannot be included for backup. Make sure the volume is online and is formatted NTFS. (0 x 81000032)

  The backup is set to include an image of disk system: RECOVERY, DRIVE (d), OS (c :))

  "RECOVERY, DRIVE (d :))" in car is a partition of 2 GB of the hard drive internal, such as configured by Dell, and it is formatted in FAT32.  I tried to reformat the NTFS volume, but were unsuccessful.  I also looked at a certain way to omit this volume, but have still been in vain.

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you.

  Do not assign a drive letter to the partition recovery/player. Open "Disk Management" and decommissioning (without drive letter) and backup and restore performance.

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Failure of the system for Windows 8 image backup

  I downloaded Windows 8 a few days ago. I tried to create a system image to an external drive, Western Digital 500 GB (409 GB free) four times and each time after a few minutes a message said that the backup failed. The backup of the recovery Partition seems end OK every time. The failures occurred after a minute or two in the backup of the C: drive of the OS.

  The external hard drive checked OK. The player has already had an image of the system for Windows 7 which was removed before the backup attempt. Here are 2 messages I received as the backup failed. The other 2 were much the same, I think.

  "There was a failure in the preparation of the backup image of any of the volumes in the backup set. (0X807800C).
  The mounted backup volume is inaccessible. Try the operation again. (0X8078004F)."

  "There was a failure in the preparation of the backup image of any of the volumes in the backup set. (0X807800C).
  The specified drive is not found. (0 X 80780081)"

  Below are the 2 files on the external hard drive after the failure. I guess that the first was the complete recovery Partition backup. I don't know much about this sort of thing.

  7da23344-ab79-11e1-887d-806e6f6e6963.vhdx - 7.61 GB
  7da23345-ab79-11e1-887d-806e6f6e6963.vhdx - 7.00 MB

  Anyone have any ideas on the problem? The software only virus on the PC is Windows Defender that came with the operating system.

  Fifth time is a charm, I suppose. I tried saving image system for the fifth time and successfully completed this time. Nothing has changed on my system or readers.

• When I try to create a system image in Windows 7, I get the error 0x8078002A and 0x8007045D code

  I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit and try to create a system image on my 3 TB USB 3.0 Seagate Expansion. A few seconds after the start, the backup fails and displays the message:

  The backup failed.

  One of the files of backup could not be created. (0x8078002A)

  Additional information:
  The request could not be performed because of an i/o device error. (0x8007045D)

  I tried to create a system image to multiple computers, which results in the same error codes. I reformatted the disk and run chkdsk, but to no avail. If anyone has any ideas they would be greatly appreciated.

  I suggest avoid you the Windows backup program and you get a good commercial backup program. This forum is frought with for a windows problem reports. I know that I was very impressed when I tried it. Two me are familiar with and like Norton Ghost (which I use for 7 years without the 1st problem) and Memeo, which has 30 day free trial and you can buy it for $29.99 - you can download it from http://memeo.com. You can get Ghost for almost nothing (like me), if you look at the sales.

  CNET has a lot of reviews of backup program to

  http://download.CNET.com/Windows/backup-software/?tag=contentBody;sideBar

  .

  Some of them are free (the last time I checked there over 300), some have free trials (more), and some are buying only (more than 200).

  Good luck

• System Image backup. Recorded TV missing after restoration

  I have the following system; Win 7 Pro 64-bit SP1; NVIDIA GTX-260; 2 tuner cards Hauppauge WinTV HVR-2250; CPU Intel Q9550 with 4 GB of memory. The anti-virus software is Microsoft Security Essentials. It is a very clear system of vanilla for the MediaCenter. No other application.

  I had a HD failure and installed a new HD, even make and size than that of old. I booted from my Windows system repair disc and ran the restore of the System Image. After it has been completed, I started the system of the HD and everything seemed OK. All the photos, music and videos stored under my username were there.

  However the recorded TV stored under the Public user ID was absent. Anyone have any ideas? The system image backup has no setting to include or exclude files or directories.

  Thank you

  Hello Dave,

  I can't tell you why he 'disappeared', but I have a freeware application that might be able to find it for you. The application is called recovery AidFile. Download here http://www.aidfile.com/product.htmhttp :// www.aidfile.com/product.htm -make sure you download the free version.

  Let me know if this solves the problem for you.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Windows 7 backup disk Passport system - fails during the create a System Image

  error msg "the system cannot find the file specified" error code 0 x 80070002. Search code MS to remove update files - did not work. Close the anti-virus software, autoplay, etc... no luck. Backups on a WD "My Passport" are not after all MS updates beyond Windows 7 SP1. More info on Dell XPS 8500 is i5-3450 system and create the system image ends approximately 63% before failing. I also removed the Dell backup software after 5 unsuccessful attempts, still no progress.

  Hello Marilyn, Abd el Krim and everything,

  Here are my system specs, then I'll tell you what I found. I work with Dell XPS8500 Intel Core i5-3450 processor 3.1 GHz, 8 GB DDR3, 1 TB SATA HDD Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit memory. The system uses Intel 7 / C216 Chipset for Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller and USB enhanced host controller.

  THE system BIOS is A06 and I updated the Intel eXtensible drivers to 1.0.5.235 as of 05/21/12.

  The system was manufactured 17/08/2012.

  My backup disk is Western Digital MyPassport external Drive USB 3.0 500 GB.

  I use Windows Back Up & Recovery routine not 3rd party software.

  I'm not not execution of recommendations of Abd el Krim when I found users of the Forum having the same problem as me.

  Using the ports USB 3.0 on the Dell gives Back Up is not "the system cannot find the file specified" error Code 0 x 80070002. After which, the AutoPlay routine appears. 57% using Dell before USB 3.0 ports annoys me all before the failure and the back gets USB 3.0 ports me 63% & 53% complete before the failure. Other Dell users encounter similar and different problems with the Intel / Dell USB 3.0 implementation (Ivy Bridge?).

  When I make Windows 7 to the top using the USB 2.0 ports, it completes successfully. WaHoo finally...

  So now, I believe that the problem is not with Windows 7 but the drivers Intel or Dell USB 3.0 application

  Thanks for your support! I look forward to responses, comments and other suggestions.

• SYSTEM IMAGE BACKUP. WINDOWS 8.1

  Good day experts.

  When executing "Backup of System Image" Windows 8.1, I get the error message attached: -.

  I ran SIB once successfully since the upgrade to 8.1, but the second time I'm trying to backup, I get the error message.  I tried to format my disk backup & the problem still persists.  This could be yet another glich with the operating system.

  Thanks for reading.  Can anyone help?

  

  I ran this command: - wbAdmin start backup - backupTarget: E:-include: C: all sorted.

• Error "failure 0x8000FFFF catastrophic" when running on Vista computer backup system

  Original title: you try to run the backup.
  You save stopped running, catastrophic failure 0x8000FFF error message.

  Hello

  This problem occurs because the backup process detects that the system drive is dirty.
  Windows Vista backup always includes the system as part of the backup drive. If the system drive is dirty, the backup process skips the system drive.
  and no snapshot of the system drive is created. Therefore, the backup cannot locate a snapshot of the system drive later, and the error occurs.

  Refer to this article and follow the steps to solve the problem:

  Error message when you try to perform a backup system on a Windows Vista-based computer: "catastrophic failure (0x8000FFFF)":
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/973558

   

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  Afzal Taher-Microsoft Support.
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