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Can't add new drive to a backup schedule
I can't add a new drive to Symantec System Recovery 2013 at all, it keeps on giving me this error when I try to add it to a job:
F:\ is a read-only location and is not a valid destination.
I formatted the drive to NTFS, changed the drive letter, nothing helps.
It worked for a while as an exFAT drive but then whined about sector blocks not being complete or something...
I know it's a horrible piece of software but it's what the customer uses.
It's got all updates installed.
Drives that had been added a longer time ago are fine.
Also, how does one delete older backup destinations, it just doesn't let me do that.
A horrible piece of software indeed...
(the OS is SBS 2011)
(tried re-creating the job, doesn't work, restarted services, doesn't work)
F:\ is a read-only location and is not a valid destination.
I formatted the drive to NTFS, changed the drive letter, nothing helps.
It worked for a while as an exFAT drive but then whined about sector blocks not being complete or something...
I know it's a horrible piece of software but it's what the customer uses.
It's got all updates installed.
Drives that had been added a longer time ago are fine.
Also, how does one delete older backup destinations, it just doesn't let me do that.
A horrible piece of software indeed...
(the OS is SBS 2011)
(tried re-creating the job, doesn't work, restarted services, doesn't work)
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Sector size was an issue, but author never back with result. I had same problem few years ago and this was solution so I thing we can close this question.
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While I can't tell what version I'm on, I've run LiveUpdate and it's all up-to-date. It says that the version is 11.0.2.49853.
I guess R2 would require a completely new license and such or should mine update to that?
I will try changing the sector size when that drive's up for backup again and come back.
Thanks.