Error 'The specified file does not exist' when Recovery attempted
This is my first post here and I have used the Acronis True Image software to recover a laptop successfully in the past. I am hoping someone can help with the error issue I am having!
I recently (four weeks ago) upgraded my PC to Windows 11 from Windows 10. First, I did do a full backup of my system using Acronis True Image 2016.
I realized after about four weeks (that's how long it took for the issues to start) that I didn't like the way Windows 11 was slowing down my system and sometimes closing applications. So I tried to do a Recovery and encountered an error that needed to be fixed by upgrading to Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office. So I did that.
The Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office sees all the previous backups I made; I can select them from the Recovery menus. However, every time I try to recover the system, I get this error:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<log uuid="3A81B66F-9F52-19DD-C0D1-A808C76B790E" product="Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office" version="27.5" build="40338" >
<event id="1" level="2" module="316" code="0" time="1686187158" message="Operation: Recovery" />
<event id="2" level="4" module="11" code="1001" time="1686187158" message="The specified file does not exist." line_tag="0x4D0735492FEA0BC7">
<field name="$module" type="TIdentifier">
acpho_media_glx_40338
</field>
<event id="3" level="4" module="485" code="9" time="1686187158" message="The specified file does not exist." line_tag="0xD484704749C249D0">
<field name="$module" type="TIdentifier">
acpho_media_glx_40338
</field>
<event id="4" level="4" module="11" code="235" time="1686187158" message="The specified file does not exist." line_tag="0xD460020904AF2928">
<field name="$module" type="TIdentifier">
acpho_media_glx_40338
</field>
<event id="5" level="4" module="4" code="17" time="1686187158" message="The specified file does not exist." line_tag="0x28EDBBF5D246C3E4">
<field name="$module" type="TIdentifier">
nfs_supp_glx_40338
</field>
</event>
</event>
</event>
</event>
</log>
Just for full disclosure, my system has a main hard drive, a secondary hard drive, and a network drive where we keep the backups. I have only tried to recover the main hard drive, where the operating system resides.
Did some research and found that this sometimes happens when a part of the backup stream is missing, so I checked and the entire backup, full and incremental, is in the folder. I don't delete these myself; I have it set up in Acronis to delete backups after so many streams.
How can I fix this and recover my system back to Windows 10?

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Thank you for your response and the links to the articles.
I checked the link sent for compatibility and noticed that yes, Acronis True Image 2016 was compatible with Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office.
To be sure, I did a validation on my backups and that was successful. I still could not figure out why Acronis was not finding the backup files; Acronis was backing up the PC to that location with no issue.
From what I deduced from the knowledge base, Acronis does not support recovery from mapped network drives in Windows OS. That was the key; after I moved my backup to the secondary hard drive on the PC, I was able to recover my backup with no issues.
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Jennifer Murray wrote:Thank you for your response and the links to the articles.
I checked the link sent for compatibility and noticed that yes, Acronis True Image 2016 was compatible with Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office.
To be sure, I did a validation on my backups and that was successful. I still could not figure out why Acronis was not finding the backup files; Acronis was backing up the PC to that location with no issue.
From what I deduced from the knowledge base, Acronis does not support recovery from mapped network drives in Windows OS. That was the key; after I moved my backup to the secondary hard drive on the PC, I was able to recover my backup with no issues.
Hello Jennifer. In fact Acronis does not support recovery from mapped network drives in Windows OS.
I am glad you were able to fix the issue and recover properly.
Feel free to contact if you have any additional queries.
Thanks in advance!
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