Hello Steven,
I have looked into this further since it is local to the machine and it
appears that you are writing code and may not be using the correct API's.
This forum is not for developer support. Try another forum such as
development for an answer to this issue.
Thank you.
Joe Griffin [MS]
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I'm running Win2K SP 3 and I am backing up on the local computer.
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> What service pack are you running and are you backing up across the
network
> or local computer.
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> I've been getting ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE doing a BackupSeek() when the same
> handle has just been used to do a BackupRead() so I know the handle is
> valid. While searching the web I saw a code sample where
> ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE is checked after doing a BackupSeek(). The comment
said
> checking for end of file. So does BackupSeek() returns
ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE
> for end of file or is there something else going on? Thanks in advance.
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> - Steve
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