File Backup failed 0x8007005

Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.

Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd when
asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did not see
Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.

From Event Log:
12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\. Event ID
4097
12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
(0x8007005). Event ID 4104

Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.

HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and remove the
folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files. Change
security, change security. No such folder exists.

There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified 12/26/07'
Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
File
{624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
created 1:30 PM 300MB

Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?

Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be in
Drive D:?

"dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
news:A29F7357-B5CD-473B-9BA0-...
> Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.
>
> Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd
> when
> asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did not
> see
> Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.
>
> From Event Log:
> 12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\. Event
> ID
> 4097
> 12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
> (0x8007005). Event ID 4104
>
> Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.
>
> HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and remove
> the
> folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files.
> Change
> security, change security. No such folder exists.
>
> There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified
> 12/26/07'
> Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
> Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
> File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
> File
> {624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
> created 1:30 PM 300MB
>
> Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?
>
> Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be in
> Drive D:?

Make sure you have your folder view set to show hidden files and folders.
The B/U program on my Acer creates a hidden folder called erData on my D:
drive. I'm betting yours is doing something similar if not the same.

--
Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
You know what to do with the munge

"DarkSentinel" wrote:

>
>
> "dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
> news:A29F7357-B5CD-473B-9BA0-...
> > Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.
> >
> > Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd
> > when
> > asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did not
> > see
> > Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.
> >
> > From Event Log:
> > 12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\. Event
> > ID
> > 4097
> > 12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
> > (0x8007005). Event ID 4104
> >
> > Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.
> >
> > HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and remove
> > the
> > folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files.
> > Change
> > security, change security. No such folder exists.
> >
> > There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified
> > 12/26/07'
> > Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
> > Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
> > File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
> > File
> > {624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
> > created 1:30 PM 300MB
> >
> > Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?
> >
> > Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be in
> > Drive D:?
>
> Make sure you have your folder view set to show hidden files and folders.
> The B/U program on my Acer creates a hidden folder called erData on my D:
> drive. I'm betting yours is doing something similar if not the same.
>
> --
> Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
> http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
> You know what to do with the munge
>
DarkSentinel, thanks for reply.

Showing all files anf folders, even unchecked hide protected system files so
I should be seeing all files. Had to add admin access to some of them. I am
sure that the ones I have listed are my backup files., but they are listed as
System Files.
and I just want to double check before removing them.

Still trying to figure out why wrote to D: instead of E:.

Thanks again DLSayremn

"dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
news:53C77726-C5BA-4D47-97D3-...
>
>
> "DarkSentinel" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> "dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
>> news:A29F7357-B5CD-473B-9BA0-...
>> > Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.
>> >
>> > Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd
>> > when
>> > asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did
>> > not
>> > see
>> > Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.
>> >
>> > From Event Log:
>> > 12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\.
>> > Event
>> > ID
>> > 4097
>> > 12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
>> > (0x8007005). Event ID 4104
>> >
>> > Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.
>> >
>> > HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and
>> > remove
>> > the
>> > folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files.
>> > Change
>> > security, change security. No such folder exists.
>> >
>> > There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified
>> > 12/26/07'
>> > Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
>> > Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
>> > File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
>> > File
>> > {624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
>> > created 1:30 PM 300MB
>> >
>> > Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?
>> >
>> > Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be
>> > in
>> > Drive D:?
>>
>> Make sure you have your folder view set to show hidden files and folders.
>> The B/U program on my Acer creates a hidden folder called erData on my D:
>> drive. I'm betting yours is doing something similar if not the same.
>>
>> --
>> Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
>> http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
>> You know what to do with the munge
>>
> DarkSentinel, thanks for reply.
>
> Showing all files anf folders, even unchecked hide protected system files
> so
> I should be seeing all files. Had to add admin access to some of them. I
> am
> sure that the ones I have listed are my backup files., but they are listed
> as
> System Files.
> and I just want to double check before removing them.
>
> Still trying to figure out why wrote to D: instead of E:.
>
> Thanks again DLSayremn

No problem..

More than likely it is hard coded to do that. The Acer eRecovery stuff is
like that. Mine shipped withed a 400GB SATA, and it knows there is a D:
partition is close as I can figure. It doesn't give me the option to change
it, so that is what I am assuming. However my system also shipped with a
product from DTI, which DOES give me the option, along with the usual Vista
programs. Best advice. Use what suits you best.

--
Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
You know what to do with the munge

"DarkSentinel" wrote:

> "dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
> news:53C77726-C5BA-4D47-97D3-...
> >
> >
> > "DarkSentinel" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> "dlsayremn" <> wrote in message
> >> news:A29F7357-B5CD-473B-9BA0-...
> >> > Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.
> >> >
> >> > Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd
> >> > when
> >> > asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did
> >> > not
> >> > see
> >> > Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.
> >> >
> >> > From Event Log:
> >> > 12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\.
> >> > Event
> >> > ID
> >> > 4097
> >> > 12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
> >> > (0x8007005). Event ID 4104
> >> >
> >> > Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.
> >> >
> >> > HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and
> >> > remove
> >> > the
> >> > folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files.
> >> > Change
> >> > security, change security. No such folder exists.
> >> >
> >> > There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified
> >> > 12/26/07'
> >> > Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
> >> > Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
> >> > File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
> >> > File
> >> > {624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
> >> > created 1:30 PM 300MB
> >> >
> >> > Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?
> >> >
> >> > Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be
> >> > in
> >> > Drive D:?
> >>
> >> Make sure you have your folder view set to show hidden files and folders.
> >> The B/U program on my Acer creates a hidden folder called erData on my D:
> >> drive. I'm betting yours is doing something similar if not the same.
> >>
> >> --
> >> Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
> >> http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
> >> You know what to do with the munge
> >>
> > DarkSentinel, thanks for reply.
> >
> > Showing all files anf folders, even unchecked hide protected system files
> > so
> > I should be seeing all files. Had to add admin access to some of them. I
> > am
> > sure that the ones I have listed are my backup files., but they are listed
> > as
> > System Files.
> > and I just want to double check before removing them.
> >
> > Still trying to figure out why wrote to D: instead of E:.
> >
> > Thanks again DLSayremn
>
> No problem..
>
> More than likely it is hard coded to do that. The Acer eRecovery stuff is
> like that. Mine shipped withed a 400GB SATA, and it knows there is a D:
> partition is close as I can figure. It doesn't give me the option to change
> it, so that is what I am assuming. However my system also shipped with a
> product from DTI, which DOES give me the option, along with the usual Vista
> programs. Best advice. Use what suits you best.
>
> --
> Ok, I got the big purple f*cker, Sponge Bob is next!!
> http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel
> You know what to do with the munge

DarkSentinel, again thanks.
Wound up CHEATING. Got my daughter's laptop which has Vista and checked her
D: to see what I had that she didn't. Her System Volume Information (200KB)
folder has only five files. Will delete the ones I suspect (if Vista lets me)
and see what happens. Still don't know why wrote to D:, instead of E:. HP
site says that I-Tunes program could cause problems. Will check into that.

again thanks, dlsayremn
>

"dlsayremn" wrote:

> Windows Backup Tool failed and now my Drive D: has only 598MB open.
>
> Watched as Tool copied files from C: and wrote toE:, put on second Dvd when
> asked, copied from D: and wrote toE:. Got Backup failed message. Did not see
> Backup Failed Notice on Hp Advisor as it was behind Tools Window.
>
> From Event Log:
> 12/26/07 10:51:47 AM File Backup Has Started. Backup Location: E:\. Event ID
> 4097
> 12/26/27 11:38:54 AM File Backup Failed. The error is: Access is denied
> (0x8007005). Event ID 4104
>
> Nothing was written to my DVD's and as I said above my Drive D: is low.
>
> HP Support solution is to go into D: Restore as administrator and remove the
> folder with my computer's name because it contained the Backup files. Change
> security, change security. No such folder exists.
>
> There is a folder called System Volume Information that was modified 12/26/07'
> Among others, contains two files and an empty folder created 12/26/07.
> Empty Folder SSp created 1:51 PM
> File {38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} created 10:55AM 64KB
> File
> {624e06e1-b3c2-11de-854f-00038a000015}{38088766-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752}
> created 1:30 PM 300MB
>
> Would these be the be the missing Backup Files?
>
> Is there a location were I can find out what files are supposed to be in
> Drive D:

Tried removing the files abone, but cannot. No owner is listed and I do not
have permission to take ownership.
>
>