Re: Windows 2003 - can't back up system state

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"Jabez Gan [MVP]" <mingteikg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:75A87279-
BF85-4F2C-BFBF-D100ECB3667C@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:

Please try:

Opening %win%\inf folder
Locate the file volsnap.inf
Right click and select Install.

does this help?

Thanks for your help.

Unfortunately, installing volsnap.inf doesn't seem to change things. I
rebooted following the install, but I still get the same errors in the
Application Log and the same reason for backup failure when I try to
manually back up system state.

Geoff
.

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