Back Up Issues On Separate Drive

Hello-

I have Win 7 on an SSD (C:\), and use another 1 TB HDD (D:\) for storage. I have moved the

following Folders over to the Storage (D:\) drive- My Documents, My Music, My Videos, My Pictures,

and Downloads.

In doing a Back Up from within Win 7 I'm trying to get a full Image of system. A one time deal.

Under 'Check Your Backup Result' > 'The backup completed but some files were skipped' > OPTIONS>

the Details indicate an error code of '0x8100002F'. Under 'View skipped files', a blank Notepad opens.

Could someone explain to me how to address this issue?...Thanks.

Please note attachments-

Windows back up can be very temperamental & often fails to do what you want. A lot of the members on the Forum prefer Macrium Reflect, as I do. There is a free version but the paid version does provide some useful options.

Have a look at this website & see if it suits you.

Macrium Reflect Free | Macrium Software

Ranger4 said:

Windows back up can be very temperamental & often fails to do what you want. A lot of the members on the Forum prefer Macrium Reflect, as I do. There is a free version but the paid version does provide some useful options.

Have a look at this website & see if it suits you.

Macrium Reflect Free | Macrium Software

Yeah, thanks, Ranger4... I like Macrium, and that's what I use (see attachment)...just wondered why

Win 7 BU acts that way. Also have whole system image of both drives on flash drive.

My SSD's actin' up a bit, maybe, and just want to make sure I have viable BU for personal docs, etc.

Samsung will RMA the drive, but I'll buy another one and do clean install, save RMA'd drive for Win 10 Pro

'1511' build.

X2 for Macrium Reflect.

Lady Fitzgerald said:

X2 for Macrium Reflect.

Can't go wrong with Macrium Reflect...never had an issue with Free version.

Timw128, how are things progressing? Are you getting the results you wanted?

RolandJS said:

Timw128, how are things progressing? Are you getting the results you wanted?

Yes, it seems like it.