Glad you're making some progress. I'm sorry I can't be of more help to you.
I am certainly not an expert, but I did have the same problem with that error
message that you were getting, and was able to solve it by giving myself
Administrator rights. Good luck to you. If you continue to have more
problems, I'd suggest you start a new thread and hope to get a reply from
someone with more knowledge that I have.
"Bridgeman" wrote:
> Hi JR13,
>
> I've cottoned on to setting myself up as the Administrator and have now
> succeeded in scheduleing the backup. Hopefully tomorrow morning I'll be able
> to cxonfirm that it's worked. It still won't allow me to backup all
> information, it says it cannot create the files for the diskette.
> --
> Bridgeman
>
>
> "JR13" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "Bridgeman" wrote:
> >
> > > I've attached an external hard drive to my desk top. I started by trying to
> > > do a back up of all info but after creating the file it came up with the
> > > message that the files for diskette recovery could not be created, and the
> > > operation was aborted. I can do a manual backup of any of the other 3
> > > options. What is stopping the 'all info' option? I have also tried
> > > scheduling a nightly backup but although the task is set up and appears in
> > > the task list it never starts. I am also getting error messages like 'The
> > > new task has been created but may not run because the a/c info could not be
> > > set. The specific error is 0x080070005 Access is denied. Or when I hit
> > > the Advanced icon when trying to set up the schedule it asks for a password.
> > > When I enter the password I get the message 'You do not have permission to
> > > perform the requested operation.' How do I overcome these problems?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Bridgeman
> >
> > Be sure your User Name is set up with a Password and has Administrator rights.
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