E00040014 Access to the file is denied
Hi There,
I've been using Acronis 10 True Image Home (build 4.871) under Vista Business SP2 to make monthly full (and daily incremental) full backups of the disk. For the last couple of weeks I've now not been able to make a full back up as I keep getting the error message
E00040014 Access to the file is denied
As far as I know I've made no change to user rights etc., so would be grateful for any guidance on how to solve this as at the moment I've had to resort to the Windows Vista backup tool!
Many thanks
Neil Dockar

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Oleg,
I am also experiencing this issue, but should not be. It appears to be related to Network shares, Mapped drives, and external disks. I notice Acronis is now selling the plus pack. Previous versions allowed backups to network shares. True Image 11 doesn’t even see Windows 7 libraries for crying out loud. I held out hopes, for the 3rd time the software would work out of the box Again, I have been disappointed. I’ll stick to the built in backup of Windows 7, and install CDs. At least Windows backup recognizes Libraries. I am very disappointed and have requested a refund. I hope Acronis accepts constructive criticism, and will use it to improve the product.
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So can ANYONE actually get this software to work as advertised?!?!?!?
ATI DOES NOT WORK for me to back up to a network share. PERIOD.
Why does it even bother allowing me to select a network share if all I get when backing up is
"Access to the file is denied"
?????????
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I had this very problem - trying to create a full backup on a NAS shared folder, either via a mapped drive or via the UNC path. In my case, I found a solution. This may work for you too, I hope!
- Put a copy of any existing .tib file on the remote location. In the Acronis wizard, select this file as the backup destination, instead of typing the name of a file that doesn't already exist. It will ask you if you want to overwrite the file, and say "yes". After that, go through the rest of the wizard as normal and proceed with the backup. When I did this, my full backup completed correctly, and I got no "Access to the file is denied" error.
Seems like it just has trouble creating the file if it doesn't already exist!
Dan
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