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Doing an image/restore would be an option for me, if I could automate the process. It interferes with cloning in a way that is not remediated by taking the steps in the guide. If I deinstall SEP again, I am confident it will clone. With it installed and enabled, you get the logs I attached here in the forum. Hi Daniel, The logs I sent you the first time, were from when SEP was deinstalled. Image your disk : Restore : Kind Regards, Daniel.īy shortmort37 - 8 November 2016 12:34 PM You can also try performing a system image and Restore onto the destination disk that you are attempting to clone to. Your file system will analyzed for problems which would cause and this may take some time to complete. If you receive the message 'Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked the net time your system restarts?' press 'Y' then enter.
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Note: In Windows Vista/7/8/10, you need to start the command prompt with elevated privileges: 2. Click 'Start' > 'All Programs' > 'Accessories' then click 'Command Prompt'. Can you please run 'chkdsk' on your C drive: 1. From this set of logs I can see you are indeed getting failed error messages. Hello ShortMort37, The Log you included in the support ticket differs from the log supplied above. What's curious is that as soon as Reflect reports the clone has failed in a popup, I immediately also get an SEP popup: If I open the SEP control log, this is what I see (broken into two lines): By the way, I did exclude reflect.exe from being scrutinized by SEP, and I did any files with the extension. I've attached the Reflect logs, with ".txt" appended. But, now I am back to dealing with my Symantec EndPoint (SEP) problem - the Reflect clone only works, when SEP is deinstalled. You can confidently ignore the VSS warnings you may see." That's good news - the proof will be in the pudding, when I attempt to boot the clone.
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Daniel Simbule graciously replied, even though my license key is out of support Here's what he said: "From the logs you have supplied, I can see that your clone has indeed completed successfully. Well, I did as was suggested, and opened a case. They are good at monitoring the forum but there are no guarantees they will always jump in.īy shortmort37 - 8 November 2016 12:39 AM Raise an official support request with Macrium. I just want to get this clone to work without complaint. Why? Where do I go next? I'll deal with the AV problem separately. 2) What do I have to do to eliminate the VSS complaint? I've already made sure that VSS autostarts in services. Operation: Removing auto-release shadow copies Loading provider Context: Execution Context: System Provider So, I need help with two things: 1) What do I have to tell SEP, to make it not interfere with the backup? With SEP installed, macrium.exe runs - it just runs into trouble.
Check security on the volume, and try the operation again.
Denying administrators from accessing volume roots can cause many unexpected failures, and will prevent VSS from functioning properly. Thanks Dan Windows Events ***************************** Date 12:30:04 PM Type Warning Event 12348 Source VSS Volume Shadow Copy Service warning: VSS was denied access to the root of volume \\?\Volume\. Not sure what the first reported event error - volume change journal - means.
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I've set VSS from manual to automatic in Services, but I still get the error.
The clone fails, with the two Windows events, below. I'm attempting to clone a Western Digital drive to an identical drive - C: to D.
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