Not enough disk space to create the volume shadow copy ...

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  1. mjf
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    @Tranas
    Post #28 was my response to you.
    When you come up with a definitive answer we're all ears.
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  3. JohnnyFuture
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    Windows 7 64 bit
       New #42

    possible explanation and solution ...


    see post at Microsoft Community ... No backup possible after change to SSD - Microsoft Community ... this worked for me
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