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Perform a check disk. 1117 is an an I/O device error and 121 is a timeout error System Error Codes Panagiotis

Thanks for that pandlouk. Although I am still on xp the information you just gave on this will, I am sure, prove helpful to others.

But if I can have at least one, then I can create an archive to use every so often to make sure that my computer is clean. I am thinking about reinstalling my OS, doing all of the updates and installing the software that I use, and then creating an archive. That way I know it is completely clean and so the archive will be too. Will this work on a Vista 64 bit?

Quote: Originally Posted by pandlouk Maybe you need to recreate the schedule after you applied the exclusion. This way it works. But should it really only work this way or is it a Windows 7 glitch? Cheers

Indeed, as Peter said, only items that a person would keep in My Documents should be anchored, no drivers or games. Acadia

Quote: Originally Posted by kennyboy I think it would be a good idea for you to go back through this forum, and read posts about FDISR from the more knowledgable users here. It will become apparent to you that the two programs are in no way similar, and where as TI has many competitors, FDISR in its Classic form (if you are lucky enough to have it) is quite unique. How do I get this classic version?

Unfortunately, it is no longer available. Acadia

Changed to rss but still always get one error within win7 - always the same file 2/12/2009 22:17:14 Error - DCF::BackupWrite: The semaphore timeout period has expired. 22/12/2009 22:17:14 Windows error number 121 22/12/2009 22:17:14 Error - Replacing "Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\ehshell\5f1826e5a36bd3911f97406c3ead76b6\ehshell.ni.dll" in "win7"

Quote: Originally Posted by pandlouk Yes, you should exclude them. I do not know why but FD-ISR actually backup the *{3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} file that is created, when you perform an update of a snapshot or an archive. Panagiotis Hi, just curious, in which folder? I'm still using XP-SP3but may go to 7. Thanks, Jim C

Has anyone used this in Windows 7 64 bit? It says it's compatible with Vista 64 bit.