Task Schedule Manager

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At the present time my Task Manager has scheduled backups for my Documents
once a week, but just recently the Manager comes up with an exit code of "1
F".
In the Event Viewer, there is an ID 8017, referring to the HID (Human
Interface
Device) Which has an Error: 126. I have one other backup which is on schedule
with the Task Manager, but not this one ( MY DOCUMENTS ). Need some help
to make the corrections............

Thanks,
 
Billjh said:
At the present time my Task Manager has scheduled backups for my Documents
once a week, but just recently the Manager comes up with an exit code of "1
F".
In the Event Viewer, there is an ID 8017, referring to the HID (Human
Interface
Device) Which has an Error: 126. I have one other backup which is on schedule
with the Task Manager, but not this one ( MY DOCUMENTS ). Need some help
to make the corrections............

Thanks,
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Task Scheduler error codes are generated by the commands that
you scheduled. You need to tell us exactly what you're scheduling.
The first step is usually to run the task interactively so that you can
see what's going on.
 
I backup MY DOCUMENTS, once a week. One question, when backing up, are the
files overwritten ? I make that assumption that they are, and they are
appended ?

Thanks,
 
When you use the backup wizzard then you're scheduling a
backup job. This job is visible in the Task Scheduler, which
you can see in the Control Panel.

When you right-click your backup task, then click Properties,
then you can see a big command line. It contains most of the
details of your backup job. Posting it would be a good starting
point for a problem analysis.

Furthermore there are three log files that are likely to contain
details for your job:
1. The Event Viewer.
2. The Task Scheduler log file (visible under the Advanced menu)
3. The backup log files. They are called backup??.log and are
located deep inside c:\Documents and Settings.
 
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