Error when backing up

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Prompt, using Acronis Backup & Recovery 11.0.17217.
When backing up constantly pops up a warning:

Quote:

Unable to open the folder metadata.
For more information:
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Error Code: 640
Module: 64
Fields: $ module: C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Acronis \ BackupAndRecovery \ DiskBundle.dll
Message: Could not open the folder metadata.
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Error Code: 14
Module: 64
Fields: path: file: / / 192.168.15.160 \ bufer \
Message: Unable to open repository of archives.
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Error code: 7
Module 4
Fields: function: FindFirstFileW, filename: \ \? \ UNC \ 192.168.15.160 \ bufer \ *
Message: An error occurred when opening the file.
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Error Code: 65 520
Module: 0
Fields: code: 2147942453
Message: Could not find the network path
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Use the following backup plan:
- The standard scheme
- Incremental type
- Use the 2nd backup storage (ftp resource ftp://192.168.15.160:22122).

As an FTP server - FileZilla.

And another question: why when copying to FTP (second backup storage) file is broken into pieces by 2,147 Gb? I tried to just copy the file to 6 gigabytes through FTP - no problem filled without breaking.
Thank you

Thu, 01/05/2012 - 11:35
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Often, after making a back-up on my external hard disk, I get a message (in Dutch, I have a Dutch version): "An error has occurred while making the file" with two choice buttons "Again" and "Cancel". The size of my Back-up in the Acronis window is 39.94 GB; in my disk it is 41.88 GB. The back-up seems, after inspection, to be OK.

What can be wrong? Should I ignore the warning of start again? That lasts another small hour!

Tanks for constructive reply,
Pieter Padmos

Sun, 04/29/2012 - 12:35