I've used the backup wizard before, but for quite some time now
the utility does not want to start up. The process is actually running
when I look at the Task Manager/Processes, but it doesn't show up
under Task Manager/Applications, and the Wizard never shows up.
There is also no window in the tray.

I'm running WXP SP2. Any ideas?

Rod

In news:(E-Mail Removed),
Tivo'ed <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> I've used the backup wizard before, but for quite some time now
> the utility does not want to start up. The process is actually
> running when I look at the Task Manager/Processes, but it doesn't
> show up under Task Manager/Applications, and the Wizard never shows up.
> There is also no window in the tray.
>
> I'm running WXP SP2. Any ideas?
>
> Rod

Take a look at your event logs...see what you can find.

Thanks for the response. Well, that told me alot, but I'm not sure how to fix it.

I'm getting a set of four error messages...

1) SCM - Removable Storage Manager startup 7035
2) RSM stopped 98
3) SCM - RSM service entered stop state 7036
4) DCOM - server did not register with DCOM

Seems it's looking for removable storage. The same thing happens
when I run the MS Management Console and click on Removable
Storage. After a few seconds it goes to Not Responding in the
Task Manager/Applications window.

Besides my CD-ROM and CD-RW, I also have an HP DVD Movie
Writer dc5000, which is a USB external device. I also have a
USB reader for my digital camera. I've disconnected both, and
uninstalled my DVD writer SW. Still not responding. Now what?

Rod


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> In news:(E-Mail Removed),
> Tivo'ed <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
>> I've used the backup wizard before, but for quite some time now
>> the utility does not want to start up. The process is actually
>> running when I look at the Task Manager/Processes, but it doesn't
>> show up under Task Manager/Applications, and the Wizard never shows up.
>> There is also no window in the tray.
>>
>> I'm running WXP SP2. Any ideas?
>>
>> Rod
>
> Take a look at your event logs...see what you can find.
>