Volume restoring process fails without any message leaving an allocated space on target disk.
When trying to restore a Windows 7 system volume backup consisting of 2 parts (1st full + 2nd incremental) the restoring process reaches "less than 1 minute remain" stage which lasts about 15+ minutes. Afterwards progression bar becomes unfilled again and restoring process stops without any message. As a result either destination volume (or unallocated space) of a target HDD transforms into/(remains as) unallocated space. Both parts of the backup passed program verification before restoring. The backup was always restoring into the volume or unallocated space of a sufficient size. 4 restoring attempts - all failed. Restoring 1st part of the same backup (the full one) reaches success (twice at the 1st try) with no problem at 2 different HDDs so the issue is apparently not in the target HDD. If the issue is in a particular .tib file (incremental part of the backup) why then it is not recognized as corrupted during verification? Or what is the cause of the problem? Any ideas?


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