dsttexas Posted September 15, 2008 Report Share Posted September 15, 2008 Retrospect Express HD 2.0.241, with 160 Gig Iomega USB drive (refurbished - a replacement for original that failed and Support sent a replacement). Backups were going fine on replacement drive for about 2 months. Now getting the following error messages and conditions: 1. Windows "Delayed Write Failed" popup error message(s): “Windows is unable to save all the data for the file J:\Retrospect Restore Point \restorePoint2.rbc. The data has been lost. This error may be caused by a failure of your computer hardware or network connection. Please try to save elsewhere.†The same message occurs repeatedly with the file j:\$Mft. 2. Retrospect error message when requesting “backup now:†Normal backup using DirectBackup at 9/14/2008 10:24 PM Can't access Backup Set RestorePoint, error -2241 (Catalog File invalid/damaged) 9/14/2008 10:24:23 PM: Execution incomplete 3. From rthlpsvc.log file in Retrospect program folder. HSvcRestoreReg: FindFirstFileW(rdregrst.ini) failed 2 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDComRegBk\RtrComRg.ini) failed 3 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDIISMetBk\RtrIISM.ini) failed 3 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDWMIBk\RtrWMI.ini) failed 3 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDActDirBk\RtrActDr.ini) failed 3 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDCertSvBk\RtrCertS.ini) failed 3 hsvcWin2kDbRestore: GetFileAttributes(C:\WINDOWS\RDRSMBk\RtrRsm.ini) failed 3 No work to do, quitting... 4. Can access drive via Windows Explorer, but from command prompt window “chkdsk j:†says device cannot be accessed, and “format j:†says same thing. 5. Requesting a Restore from Retrospect does not list any restore points for any of the dates. Appears like a corrupt catalog at the least, and possibly yet another failed backup drive to me. Any suggestions before calling Tech Support? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mayoff Posted September 15, 2008 Report Share Posted September 15, 2008 Delayed Write failure is almost always a disk hardware failure. Every time I have seen that error the disk eventually dies. The error is coming from the disk and is reported to Windows. You can try a long format of the J disk, but it sounds like a bad drive. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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