system image backup failure - 0x8007001B

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  1. zenden
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    system image backup failure - 0x8007001B


    Recent install; Windows 7 performs well a System Image Backup all the way to the end or almost when it stops and tells me that SYSTEM IMAGE BACKUP has failed. Then it gives me the error code : 0x8007001B (The drive cannot find the sector requested) but it shows that 110 G have been used (for WindowsImageBackup) on my 2nd SATA HDD, disk D, the destination disk for backup. Of course, Windows 7 is on C. Both HDD are 500G SATA.

    Nor Google nor Microsoft provide appropriate answers and solutions.

    Thx,

    z
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  3. richc46
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    When you did the install, did you have to reinstall your programs?
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  4. zenden
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    It was a brand new install so I did re-install all my fomer programms (Office, Adobe MasterSuite, Nero, etc.)
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  6. richc46
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    Good, that is the correct answer, to avoid installing again. Now, do this:
    SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker[2]=Performance Maintenance
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  7. zenden
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    I'm on it! Waiting for the results...
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  8. richc46
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    If it shows errors, do it several times. It does not always fix it first shot.
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  10. zenden
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    The Windows Resource Protection programm has not found any integrity violation
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  11. richc46
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    You probably do not have enought space left. How much space for backups?
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  12. zenden
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    Brand new HDD 500Go, it already used 110Go for a failed bakcup !!! Still, 370 Go left !!!
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  13. richc46
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    Go to computer on Desk Top. Click to see the drives. Let me see a screen shot.
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