What is a "0-0" partition??

What is this "0-0" I keep getting when I try to run Acronis TI. Is this some hidden partition within Windows?? I don't have a "0-0" partition; one that shows up anyway. if anyone knows where it is, or how to find it, I want to remove it.
Can anybody look at this image and tell me what it means "archive is corrupt"?

The J drive can't be corrupt there isn't anything on it, I deleted all of the failed backup files. I took out the 2 sticks of RAM I added thinking that was causing a problem, still get this same result.
Yes, Anti-Virus is shut off, along with anything else.

Hello.


What exactly are you trying to accomplish?

I've been trying for months to get a backup image of my hard drive. I can't get one that will pass the verification process, which means the image ain't worth the time it took to make it.

May we see a snip of Windows disk management?

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In the Windows start menu right click computer and click manage, in the left pane of the "Computer Management" window that opens click disk management and post a snip of that.

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See this from the Acronis forums: ATIH 11 '0-0' was terminated. | Knowledge Base

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Dwarf said:

See this from the Acronis forums: ATIH 11 '0-0' was terminated. | Knowledge Base

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Good info.

Barefoot
The smartware is a virtual CD. I came with the new HD.


Dwarf
Thanks that's what I'm looking for, at least I hope so. I don't have any spare cables and I sure as heck hope it ain't the CPU. It's a dual quad processor and they run about $300. It came with the PC. I'm not overclocking, I'm not a gamer. I ran into this same issue when I was running Vista so I bought a new internal drive a new external drive and moved up to Windows 7. It's a real frustration.

Is there some way to test the CPU? I'm going to run the Memtest tonite to see if there is a problem with the RAM. After doing some reading though I'm not sure how confident I am that Memtest will pick up on it if there is a problem.

My Acronis TI Home 2010 log looks very similar and my backups are okay.