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SBS 2011 - Server hangs during restore - Error: The open instance of Recovery Wizard was inactive for more than ten minutes
I have tried two different external drives (USB 3.0) and each ones give the same error after about ten minutes: The open instance of Recovery Wizard was inactive for more than ten minutes. When you press OK, it displays a Windows Server Backup window with "Please Wait".
I can see the "Windows Image Backup" on both drives. I have tried to restore both a different server as well, and get the same error.
Could it be the drives are USB 3.0 and the servers only have 2.0 drives? Driver issues?
I desperately need to get the backup restored, and I have been at this for quite a while now.
I can see the "Windows Image Backup" on both drives. I have tried to restore both a different server as well, and get the same error.
Could it be the drives are USB 3.0 and the servers only have 2.0 drives? Driver issues?
I desperately need to get the backup restored, and I have been at this for quite a while now.
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plug it into a usb2 port
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IF the back up was made to a USB 3.0 drive is it useless? The drives are readable, and the Windows Image is readable. So I'm hoping it just needs to be transferred to new media?
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The server only has USB 2.0 ports. The Ext. drives are USB 3.0. The backups were made from SBS 2011 on USB 3.0 drives (Backwards compatible) attached to USB 2.0 ports.
then it should just work unless the backup is broken
Are you doing a restore of the entire server or of a single file?
At what point during the restore do you get this error?
At what point during the restore do you get this error?
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The expert comment guided me in the right direction, however I needed to expand on the direction he pointed me.
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