asked on Problems with LBA record in a restored OS partition
I've restored a crashed OS partition, with Acronis, from a backup image of the OS.
Now my boot manager/partition software Bare Metal says the restored drive "may not boot" becuase it ends on 615144911. The LBA begin is 63, end 615144914.
It did boot. But how do I get the LBA problem fixed?
This may be a different issue, but I'm also getting lack of permission errors from various applications (Dropbox, Snagit, Ultra Monitor, OneNote and Word).
I tried to share the appdata folder but many folders failed to allow me to do so.
Now my boot manager/partition software Bare Metal says the restored drive "may not boot" becuase it ends on 615144911. The LBA begin is 63, end 615144914.
It did boot. But how do I get the LBA problem fixed?
This may be a different issue, but I'm also getting lack of permission errors from various applications (Dropbox, Snagit, Ultra Monitor, OneNote and Word).
I tried to share the appdata folder but many folders failed to allow me to do so.
Disaster RecoveryWindows 7Acronis
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jodyfaison
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dlethe,
I like your thinking, as I am a bit over it... Ha
I like your thinking, as I am a bit over it... Ha
I was going to come back with, "Getting 99.99999951% of the job done to perfection isn't good enough for you? Who do you think you are, my wife?" ;)
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Hear you on that on that one too!
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Yea, theres a problem or two or 4, but it's ok.
I think I'll back it up and maybe try to install the new 8 preview on top of it?
I think I'll back it up and maybe try to install the new 8 preview on top of it?
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Hmm interesting.
Bbackup and restore was done with Acronis True Image 12.
I wonder if they are what they use to be, as I've heard in the past they were the best.
I've found them cryptic and hard to follow, but I never changed, just tuffed it out till I sort of understand their system.
But this is not a good sign. I need something I can trust.
Bbackup and restore was done with Acronis True Image 12.
I wonder if they are what they use to be, as I've heard in the past they were the best.
I've found them cryptic and hard to follow, but I never changed, just tuffed it out till I sort of understand their system.
But this is not a good sign. I need something I can trust.
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Thank you, most helpful.
Relax. Any time you can recover from a crashed O/S and get, literally, 99.99999951% of the blocks back, it's been a good day.