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Acronis True Image 2021 - "Operation has been stopped" message will not clear

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I have been running Acronis True Image 2021 since it was released and havent had any issues until now.  I had a backup fail out a few weeks ago because my storage target (NAS) was out of space.  I resolved the issue and confirmed the backups are working normally again, but the Acronis icon in the system tray still shows the "Operation has been stopped" mesage. 

I cannot figure out how to clear this message out and return the Acronis tray icon back to normal so it shows me operations in progress.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

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John, if the message shown in the system tray icon list is dated back to when the original issue occurred then if you want to remove that message, move your mouse to the right-end of the message line and a 'X' will show that you can click and remove the entry from the list.

Steve,

Thanks for the reply.  There is no X to click on.  The error shows up when I hover the mouse over the icon.  In the program itself, I can't find where this error is repeated or logged so I can clear it out.  I added pictures of the error on the icon in the tray, and the stopped backup in the Acronis Activity log for the backup that caused this.  The errors don't seem to have a way to clear them.

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John, thanks for the screen images that help clarify the issue here.

Please download the Acronis Scheduler Manager tool from the link in my signature - this is a stand-alone tool that doesn't need to be installed, just run the schedmgr.exe as Administrator which will open a black command prompt type window.

In that Window, type the command: task zap

The command will clear all scheduled tasks, including any that have been rescheduled to run after an error condition.

Restart Windows, and then check each of your backup tasks in the main Acronis GUI - all tasks will be set as not scheduled.  Check the source and destination settings are correct, then try to manually run the backup that was giving the issue.  If it now runs correctly, you can set the schedule again.

Did the schedmgr.exe and restarted.  The error message is gone and I have my backups running manually.  The first one (the small one) has completed already, but the big one is still running.  If it goes through (which it has been since that one error), I will get the schedules set back up.

 

Thanks again for your help Steve!