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List of Windows Event Log Errors Acronis Backup & Recovery: Events in Application Event Log of Windows http://kb.acronis.com/content/38327 Mod Error ule_I _Cod D e Error Description 1 1 PROCESSOR_NULLREF_ERROR 1 100 ERROR_PARSE_PAIR Failed to process pair {0}:{1} Cannot open folder '{0}' for 1 102 ERROR_OPEN_DIR_WRITE output Failed to create directory '{0}' in 1 103 ERROR_CREATE_DIRECTORY '{1}' with error code: {2} 1 104 ERROR_FILE_OPEN No such file '{0}' {0, choice, 0#I|0<{0} line({1}): column({2}) : Error: i}ncorrect 1 105 ERROR_FILE_PARSE XML syntax 1 108 ERROR_SCRIPT_OPEN No such script '{0}' Maybe the file does not exist or it is being used by another 1 109 ERROR_OPEN_FILE process Failed to create the file. You probably do not have enough permission to perform this operation or the file (folder) is 1 110 ERROR_CREATE_FILE read-only Failed to read the file. You probably do not have enough permission to perform this 1 111 ERROR_FILE_READ operation Failed to write to the file. You probably do not have enough permission to perform this 1 112 ERROR_FILE_WRITE operation 1 113 ERROR_FILE_DELETE 1 114 ERROR_QUERY_ENDSESSION Failed to convert value '{0}' of ERROR_PROCESSOR_STRING_ENUM_CONVERSION_TO enumerator '{1}' to a string 1 115 _STRING value ERROR_PROCESSOR_STRING_ENUM_CONVERSION_FR Failed to convert string value 1 116 OM_STRING '{0}' to value of enumerator '{1}' 1 118 ERROR_PROCESSOR_DIR_INVALID_DIRECTROY_HANDL Invalid directory handle has E been used during directory creation 1 125 ERROR_END_OF_FILE Unexpected end of file Failed to perform XSL 1 490 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT transformation 1 491 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_UNKNOWN Unknown error Sablotron library error. {0}. 1 492 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_SABLOTRON Code: {1}. Line: {2} Failed to parse input XML 1 493 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_XML_PARSE_WITH_INFO document Line: {0}, column: {1} Root element of input XML 1 494 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_XML_ROOT_NOT_FOUND document cannot be found Failed to parse input XML 1 495 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_XML_PARSE document Failed to parse input XSL 1 496 ERROR_PROCESSOR_XSLT_XSL_PARSE document 1 500 ERROR_LOCAL_COMPUTER 1 502 ERROR_RESIZER_ERROR 1 503 ERROR_INFO_CHECK_PROGRESS Pending operation {0} started: 1 504 ERROR_INFO_OPERATION_STARTED '{1}' 1 505 ERROR_SWITCH_RW_FAILED 1 506 ERROR_INFO_LOCK_PROGRESS 1 508 ERROR_REMOTE_COMPUTER Failed to open file '{0}' for 1 1001 ERROR_SOURCE_FILE_OPEN reading. Error: {1} Failed to open file '{0}' for 1 1001 ERROR_TARGET_FILE_OPEN writing. Error: {1} 1 1002 ERROR_ARCHIVE_PIT_NOT_FOUND Backup date cannot be found 1 1002 ERROR_TARGET_CREATE Internal backup error: {0} A restart is required to complete this operation. Note that the operation will be canceled if you choose not to 1 1003 ERROR_REBOOT_CONFIRMATION reboot now.\n Cannot find a partition with 1 1003 ERROR_SOURCE_LETTER letter '{0}' Restart Windows. The operations will be performed 1 1004 ERROR_REBOOT_TO_AUTOPART before the system starts Cannot find a partition with 1 1004 ERROR_SOURCE_PATH path '{0}' 1 1005 ERROR_PREPARE_REBOOT_TO_AUTOPART Preparing for Windows restart No data to back up was found. The operation has been 1 1005 ERROR_SOURCE_NONE terminated Cannot create the task script. 1 1006 ERROR_CREATE_BACKUP_SCRIPT There are probably bad sectors on your hard disk or the disk is write-protected 1 1006 ERROR_FAILED_REBOOT_TO_AUTOPART 1 1007 ERROR_BACKUP_PAUSED 1 1007 ERROR_FAILED_MOUNT_IMAGE 1 1008 ERROR_BACKUP_STARTED Failed to create destination 1 1008 ERROR_FAILED_CREATE_DESTINATION folder: '{0}' Failed to load the CD-ROM 1 1009 ERROR_LOAD_CDROM_INFO device information Cannot perform this operation 1 1009 ERROR_SILENTLY_CANCELED in quiet mode 1 1010 ERROR_CDROM_NOT_FOUND_BY_PATH CD-ROM '{0}' was not found 1 1010 ERROR_FAILED_LOCK_PARTITION 1 1011 ERROR_CANT_CREATE_CHILD_PROCESS 1 1011 ERROR_SERVICE_BACKUP_LIST 1 1012 ERROR_CHECKDISK_ACTION_CONFIRMATION No target was specified or the 1 1012 ERROR_TARGET_NONE target is invalid Failed to open Acronis Secure 1 1013 ERROR_OPEN_SERVICE_PARTITION Zone for exclusive access Acronis Secure Zone was not 1 1014 ERROR_NONE_SERVICE_PARTITION found The specified user name or password for remote resource '{0}' is incorrect. Check the user name and password and retype 1 1015 ERROR_LOGON_INCORRECT them 1 1015 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_EXECUTE_PROCESS Failed to run a child process The base full backup '{0}' is not found. A new full backup 1 1016 ERROR_TARGET_CREATE_INCREMENTAL creation has started Cannot find a disk with number 1 1017 ERROR_SOURCE_DISK_BY_NUMBER '{0}' 1 1017 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_CREATE_INPUT_PIPE Please check the backup archive password that is specified in the 1 1018 ERROR_INCORRECT_PASSWORD task script 1 1018 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_DUPLICATE_INPUT_HANDLE This script was created by a newer version of Acronis \ Drivers and cannot be processed by the current version. Please upgrade Acronis 1 1019 ERROR_SCRIPT_VERSION_INCORRECT \ Drivers to the latest version 1 1019 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_CREATE_OUTPUT_PIPE Recovery has started. To 1 1020 ERROR_RESTORE_STARTED recover data you might need the following cassettes: 1 1020 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_DUPLICATE_OUTPUT_HANDLE 1 1021 ERROR_SOURCE_CREATE Internal recovery error: {0} 1 1021 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_DUPLICATE_ERROR_HANDLE Cannot back up '{0}' because it 1 1022 ERROR_SOURCE_FILTERED_OUT is only part of a software disk At least one of the execution ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_EXECUTE_PROCESS_INVALID_ arguments of the child process 1 1022 ARGUMENT is invalid ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_SHELL_COMMAND_EXECUTIO 1 1023 N 1 1024 ERROR_INFO_SPAWN_PROCESS_HAS_EXITED 1 1025 ERROR_SPAWN_FAILED_CREATE_PROCESS 1 1026 ERROR_CHECK_STARTED Verification of backups in 1 1027 ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_ASZ_STARTED Acronis Secure Zone has started Verification of backups in Acronis Secure Zone has 1 1028 ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_ASZ_FINISHED completed 1 1031 ERROR_CANNOT_GET_UNIX_NAME 1 1031 ERROR_CLONE_STARTED ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_BACKUP_SERVER_ Verification of backups in the 1 1032 PERSONAL_PLACE_STARTED personal vault has started ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_BACKUP_SERVER_ Verification of backups in the 1 1033 PERSONAL_PLACE_FINISHED personal vault has completed ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_BACKUP_LOCATIO Verification of a backup in vault 1 1035 N_STARTED '{0}' has started ERROR_CHECK_FILE_ARCHIVES_ON_BACKUP_LOCATIO Verification of a backup in vault 1 1036 N_FINISHED '{0}' has completed 1 1041 ERROR_GET_SYSTEM_DIRECTORY 1 1042 ERROR_GET_SYSTEM_REGISTRY 1 1043 ERROR_COPY_APPLICATION 1 1044 ERROR_READ_FROM_REGISTRY 1 1045 ERROR_WRITE_TO_REGISTRY 1 1047 ERROR_SHUTDOWN_ATTENTION 1 1048 ERROR_RENAME_ATTENTION 1 1051 ERROR_CHECK_FINISHED Archive validation completed with an error. Code: {0}, 1 1052 ERROR_CHECK_FAILED Message: {1} Failed to get a temporary 1 1053 ERROR_SNAPSHOT_GETTEMPPATH_FAILED directory. Error code: {0} Failed to get a temporary file 1 1054 ERROR_SNAPSHOT_GETTEMPFILENAME_FAILED name. Error code: {0} Cannot get the machine ID from a backup that has not been 1 1055 ERROR_GET_COMPUTER_UNOPENED_ARCHIVE opened yet Cannot check free space on the drive where the snapshot cache 1 1056 ERROR_CANNOT_CHECK_FREE_SPACE file is located Cannot continue backup. There is not enough free space on the drive where the snapshot cache 1 1057 ERROR_FREE_SPACE_TOO_LOW file is located 1 1060 EXECUTE_RESULT_FAILED 1 1061 EXECUTE_RESULT_CANCELED 1 1062 EXECUTE_RESULT_REBOOT_REQUIRED 1 1063 EXECUTE_RESULT_FINALIZE_REBOOT_REQUIRED 1 1064 EXECUTE_RESULT_EMPTY_BATCH 1 1070 ERROR_CANT_ENABLE_PRIVILEGE Failed to enable privilege '{0}' 1 1080 ERROR_CANT_DISABLE_PRIVILEGE 1 1081 ERROR_OPEN_ERROR_NO_MEDIA Cannot find the archive. 1 1082 ERROR_OPEN_ERROR_STREAM_OPEN Cannot open the archive stream The archive has been closed 1 1083 ERROR_OPEN_CLOSED unexpectedly The storage server has reached the maximum number of 1 1084 ERROR_OPEN_STORSERV_CONNECTIONS_LIMIT allowed connections An unknown error while 1 1085 ERROR_UNKNOWN_OPEN_ERROR opening the archive Cannot recover from the specified backup archive.
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