Do I have a problem and if so what is it?

glennc said:

Good Day Steve,

G'day Glenn

glennc said:

No luck. The only thing I didn't try is the wbengine download and rename. There is a version in the location specified. Prior to the reformatting of the E: drive, it was functioning perfectly, well I never restored from one, but they proceeded normally.

But are you sure your version of wbengine isn't corrupted? See below for a suggestion. ↓

glennc said:

Now I keep getting the same error message.

And that message is?

a 0x80070002 error

because of an unfinished update or

So I am presently unable to use Windows 7 Backup.

?

glennc said:

Might you or anyone have further suggestions up to and including Restore/Repair Installation?

Continuing from above, I would try this:
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html Even if sfc/scannow says everything's okay run option two, to double check.

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You had asked earlier 'bout your folder's changing color....Have you seen green yet?
I know its been touched on.

This link explains it in XP:

Why does Explorer display some files in blue color and some in green?

And the same holds true for Win7:
What do green folders mean in Windows 7 Explorer? - Super User

Blue = Compression
Green = Encryption

glennc said:

Thanks again to all for your kindness.
glennc

Your welcome Glenn. Not sure how your life style goes, but mine's going to get a little busy here the next couple of hours.

Just take your time, gregrocker said it best:

Best to limit your actions to only exactly what you want to do at the moment, nothing else. If you have any questions, ask here.

We'll get it figured out........

Howdy Steve,
Well, I did the /scannow in elevated privilege, Chkdsk with both options checked from Windows, E: while online, C: on restart. No problems noted on any of the above checks.
Found from you the article on Microsoft Ask Question a thread on the 0x80070002 error.
They suggested deleting Windows media player network access and enabling Administrator account. Neither has help.
It will do a System Image. When Backup with System Image is run it states, shadow copy of C:, Creates and finishes System Image, begins shadow copy of E: drive and fails with the above error I believe referencing the E: drive.
I tried in both my account and the newly created Adminstrator account. Same results.
Currently shallow breathing into a brown paper bag and awaiting an assistance that is offered.
Oh, added system specs.
glennc