I use: Windows XP 32-bit
I use: Avast Antivirus, Spybot, Ad-Aware, Zone Alarm.
I tried to do a synchronization backup on my two external storage drives.
It appeared to backup all of the files and folders I specified, but afterward, this backup wasn’t listed under the history as occuring. Like with the previous version of Comodo Backup, the log is a bunch of unreadable characters. When I choose the “schedule option,” my synchronized backup can only be deleted. The “Run now” and “edit” buttons are light gray and unable to be clicked on.
Is not being able to choose the “edit” and “run now” options on a synchronized backup normal? I don’t know, since I am new to using Comodo.
File system is NTFS.
Diagnose was ran and confirmed a successful installation of the program.
I try to do a whole disk backup or just a files and folders backup to an external USB hard drive (E:/NTFS). But I cannot get past the first couple of steps.
I created a folder in my external drive called ‘Comodo Test’ to hold the backup files, but whenever I try to do a backup job, I get the error message ‘Invalid file name’ and I cannot go past Stage 3. (see screenshot).
I had the same problem with the previous version, so I uninstalled that and installed this latest version. But the problem is the same. What’s going on?
If the backup format is ‘Simple Copy’ then this error message does not appear and I can copy normally. It is only when ‘CBU file’ is selected that this error occurs. But I want to copy in the CBU format, not just the Simple Copy format.
Using: Vista 32-bit, SP1.
Avast Antivirus Free.
Comodo diagnostics: installation is verfied.
Log file enabled, but not present in Comodo folder.
Other backup software: Macrium Reflect Free, Cobian Backup, Areca Backup.
You need to put a name after the folder that comes up under destination (in your case E:\Comodo Test<name of your choice>). Once you put in the name of your choice it should work well for you.
Ah, thank you. It works now. I have some other questions about backup types (full, incremental, diifferential) because I am not sure how Comodo Backup handles those, but I will put that message in another board.
Normal Bug:
Check diagnose/repair claims my Task Scheduler is not functioning correctly, and wishes to reinstall.
I don’t think reinstalling CB will repair my Windows Task Scheduler?
Your Operating System (and whether it’s 32bit/64bit);
Win7, x32, Enterprise
Other Backup & Security Software Installed;
None & CIS
How you produced the problem;
Press the Diagnose/Repair button
How you tried to resolve the problem;
N/A
Screen-shots with the error (if any);
N/A
Post Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any;
N/A
file system (FAT32/NTFS/…)
NTFS
All log files;
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking if restart is needed...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 No restart needed... OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Verifying your windows version...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 32bit...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Windows 7
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Windows version check OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking Synchronization service...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Synchronization service OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking CBU.exe integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 CBU.exe is OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking SynchronizationService.exe integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 SynchronizationService.exe is OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking ComodoCrashReport.exe integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 ComodoCrashReport.exe is OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking ShellExtension.dll integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 ShellExtension.dll is OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking cbufs.sys integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 cbufs.sys is ok!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking BDisk.sys integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 BDisk.sys is ok
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking cbunat.exe integrity...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 cbunat.exe is OK!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking if BDisk.sys is working properly...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 BDisk.sys is working properly!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking if cbufs.sys is working properly...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 cbufs.sys is working properly!
07.11.2009 13:01:35 Checking windows task scheduler functionality...
07.11.2009 13:01:35 windows task scheduler is not working properly!
- does Diagnose in Settings tab says the application is installed correctly?
NO
- Any other Additional Information;
Other Backup & Security Software Installed - MS Security Essentials;
How you produced the problem - tried to produce a synchronized backup;
How you tried to resolve the problem;
Screen-shots with the error (if any);
Post Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any;
file system - NTFS
All log files; Where are these located?
does Diagnose in Settings tab says the application is installed correctly? - Yes
Any other Additional Information ;
When installing this version, rec’d message that the Synchronization ‘something’ was running. So I uninstalled the old version first, but I rec’d the same message when installing. Sorry, didn’t get the exact name of the running program or process.
The file “Diagnose Report.txt” contains some details regarding diagnostics.
What does it says?
Can you go to Control Panel and manually add a scheduled task?
Hooking up my iPod and then when iTunes starts to sync, a few minutes in, the system BSOD’s. I can also get they system to BSOD if I quit iTunes as it’s syncing (be it 2 seconds after it starts or 2 minutes after it starts.
UNINSTALLED COMODO BACKUP and it all worked perfectly.
No screen shots (BSOD, remember?) but the offending program was CBUFS.SYS
I’m assuming the problem has to do with Comodo Backup and the iPod file system or Comodo Backup is trying to access the iPod in some unkosher manner. Guess I’ll stick to Win 7 Pro’s backup feature until you guys can fix this program.
Yes, my WTS was disable.
Now I turned on it and COMODO BackUp works correctly.
Thanks!
However as I understand COMODO BackUp 1.04 had internal scheduler. I think it was better decision.
Yes this works, logged in as admin user WITH UAC and then i can schedule a backup.
If i try this with a normal user account, with CB “run as administrator” it won’t work.
I have also a BSOD when I rename a file on a USB drive and the message is for example :
STOP : 0x0000008E …
CBUFS.SYS - Address 8279cd32 base at 82781000, DateStamp 4aeaa1f6
I have this problem with Windows 7 64, only when comodo is installed.