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We have been experimenting with running NTBackup on server 2008 32x. &nbsp;There is some evidence of this working from the web, but we figured to ask about it. &nbsp;We currently have Volume Shadow Copy set to run automatic, but also got the same error when having it set to Manual. &nbsp;We are just wanting to determine if this error occurs solely due to incompatability, or if there is a way to get past it. &nbsp;
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We have been experimenting with running NTBackup on server 2008 32x.  There is some evidence of this working from the web, but we figured to ask about it.  We currently have Volume Shadow Copy set to run automatic, but also got the same error when having it set to Manual.  We are just wanting to determine if this error occurs solely due to incompatability, or if there is a way to get past it.  

Any idea what would cause this error other than a potential incompatability?

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