Failed to collect archive
I have had to replace my HD and now I am trying to restore my partition backup.
When I attempt recovery with ATIH 11, it shows me no backups.
When I browse for backup and click on the backup file stored on a USB drive, it fails with the message
"Failed to collect archive in Try & Decide session"
The error is:
0x0103000D+0x006403ED+0x000B007F+0x00040011+0x0000FFF0+0x80070002
The software is looking at the files and changing the date (to tomorrow!) but not doing anything. I had backed up and recovered successfully prior to my HD going west. Now that I need a backup, I am unable to access any of them.
There must be a solution, please help
Thanks
Gerald
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Hello Gerald,
Thank you for your post. I will definitely help you with resolving this issue.
This error occurs if the backup files have been split and are located in different locations. Could you check if all the .tib files are located in the same folder? I would also appreciate if you could check this KB article for more information and get back to me with the results.
Let me know if you have additional questions please.
Thank you.
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I have read (and re-read) this kb article and it has not helped.
I have a number of different backups with the same failure. Some are single file backups (e.g. partition or just My Documents) some are full, then incremental. The error message is the same for all of them.
I see that you have moved my thread from the wrong forum to its rightful home here, can you combine with the other thread in this folder, too?
Many thanks for your help so far
Gerald
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It has jsut occurred to me that I have been upgraded from 32-bit Windows 7 Professional to 64-bit, could this be making a difference?
Gerald
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Hello Gerald,
Thank you very much for your follow-up.
I do not believe this issue has to do after upgrading to a 64 bit version of Windows.
Please use the following workaround, it is possible there is some sort of corruption of Acronis backup database:
1. In the main ATIH2011 menu, right click on each backup and select to remove from the list. This will not delete the backup file itself.
2. Close the program and navigate to this folder: C:\ProgramData\Acronis\TrueImageHome\Database
3. Delete the .xml file from the Database folder.
4. Launch ATIH2011 and let our software scan for your backups again.
5. Try recovering.
If this does not help, would you be kind enough to collect this report and get back to me with it so that I can take a closer look at Acronis program logs?
Please let me know if you need additional assistance.
Thank you.
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Right. All is now well.
I have a new hard drive, this time with 32-bit Windows 7. My technician has managed to copy the majority of my data from the dying hard drive, so all is well. I have spent a few days re-installing application software.
The work-around suggested (deleting the database) made no difference. My partition backups were still invalid and still could not be mounted.
However, my non-stop backup suddenly appeared, and I was able to recover data from it.
I am now backing up my new partition. I have validated the new backups, I now need to see if I can recover data from them.
Thanks to all who tried to help.
Gerald
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