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Your Operating System: Windows 7 Professional x64 (and Windows Vista x86)
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Other Backup & Security Software Installed: ESET Smart Security
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How you produced the problem:
I helped my friend making an image backup of his laptop. We backed up all the partitions including Windows and all the hidden restore partitions. (We didn’t make a full disk image backup, just selected all the partitions, so that they can be restored one by one, and not only to this disk.) The backup should not be corrupt, because the optional verification succeeded after the backup. He has Vista x86, and the backup was made using the current public edition of CBU.
He wants to be absolutely sure about the backup was successful, before upgrading his Windows. So, we tried to mount the Windows partition from the backup, but without success. The partition list in the backup is correct, the Windows partition can be selected. But after the “Mount” button is clicked, the progress bar disappears at around 70%. The program then displays that the partition is mounted, but in Windows no new drive appears (neither new disk in disk management, or anything).
Clicking the unmount button also seems to unmount the backup, but interestingly the volume where the backup file resides (an USB hard drive) remains locked in Windows and cannot be ejected.
- How you tried to resolve the problem;
I tried to mount the same backup on my own PC, where I have Windows 7 x64, but the same error occurred.
Seeing this, I tried to upgrade my CBU to this BETA release, but again the same error occurred.
This is the current state, where I made the screenshots and debuginfo-s.
(I also tried to mount the hidden partitions - which should be simple FAT32 partitions, I think -, this resulted in an explicit error message. Don’t know if this is important…)
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Screen-shots with the error (if any):
screenshot_1.png - before mount
screenshot_2.png - after mount, before unmount
screenshot_3.png - after unmount and USB HDD eject
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if the issue is an error (not program crash or freeze) please run the dbgInfo.bat in installation folder and post the resulting cbu file.
The first one made after the mount operation,
the second one made after the unmount operation.
(Sorry for being that complicated, but I think the problem is only with the mount operation, so the different Windows versions are not relevant. Also, I’m able to mount my older backups with only one partition, so the problem may be with putting more partitions into one .cbu file.)
Thanks in advance!
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