Acronis Backup Error


  1. forseven2001
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    Acronis Backup Error


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    My computer has a problem with Acronis Backup software. When I tried backing up my hard drive, after running at 50%, "backup failed" error message appears, "job failed", can not read sector xxxxxx, failed in the i / o or R / W. Why does this failure happen?, What should I do?, Where is my computer error?, Please help for a problem that I face!. Thank you in advance.
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  3. kegobeer
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    Are you running Acronis from within Windows or off of a DVD (ie: boot from the DVD)?
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  4. forseven2001
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    Acronis Backup Error


    I run from within windows,not dvd
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  6. forseven2001
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    kegobeer said:
    Are you running Acronis from within Windows or off of a DVD (ie: boot from the DVD)?
    I run in windows
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  7. kegobeer
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    Have you checked the Acronis website for help with those errors?
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  8. forseven2001
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    kegobeer said:
    Have you checked the Acronis website for help with those errors?
    I AM SORRY NO.i am not yet checking Acronis website
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  10. kegobeer
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    I would start there, since you can get specific help with your issues.
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  11. forseven2001
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    kegobeer said:
    I would start there, since you can get specific help with your issues.
    This is my message error screen shot.my be it an help ypu dear kegobeer

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  12. DavidE
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    I would run a Disk Check to check for HD errors.
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