FBackup will not run as scheduled

[garyasta]

Hi

I have read a number of posts that relate to a scheduled backup not running and I appear to be having the same problem. I note that some subscribers seem to be getting results, but not me.

I have set up the schedule in FBackup but find that can only run the backup manually.

I am running Win7 with FBackup v4.5.241.

Startup Manager shows "fbaSchedStarter.exe"

Windows Task Sceduler;

Task Status shows FBackup Daily Backup (Running)

Active Tasks shows FBackup Daily Backup

I have tried to delete these two entries to re-try installing the schedule, but the Windows Task Scheduler "Action" drop-down menu doesn't show either "Delete" or "Disable".

Can you advise as to how I can get the schedule to run as indicated.

[Softland]

Hi,

Do you use the Windows scheduler or the Built-in scheduler from FBackup?

Do you have a Windows login password?

Is there any user logged on when the scheduled task starts?

P.S. Please do not write the same post multiple times under different topics in this forum.

[garyasta]

Hi

I'm trying to set FBackup to run on it's own Scheduler but had initially tried to run it with Windows. I tried to remove it from Windows but couldn't find how to disable or delete the settings. There were no suitable commands in the Windows Task Scheduler "Action" dropdown menu.

I am the only person to be logged in at any time.

I posted to two different topics as the other one was not initiated by me and did not appear to get a reply.

The latest log details done manually this morning is;

[06/04/11 11:50:38 a.m.] FBackup 4.5.241

[06/04/11 11:50:38 a.m.] Search for "Warning: " and "Error: " to locate warnings and errors in this log file

[06/04/11 11:50:38 a.m.] Starting backup for "FBBackup -Daily" at 06/04/11 11:50:38 a.m.

[06/04/11 11:50:38 a.m.] Operating system: Windows 7 Home Edition (build 7600)

Processor[0] : AMD Athlon(tm) II P320 Dual-Core Processor

Processor[1] : AMD Athlon(tm) II P320 Dual-Core Processor

Physical memory (free/total) : 1789 MB/2810 MB

Display (res/color/DPI) : 1366X768/32 bit/96

System font (name/height/size/charset) : Tahoma/-11/8/1

Admin/BkPriv/RePriv : True/True/True

IsWOW64 : True

Locale : English (United States)

[06/04/11 11:50:39 a.m.] Checking if the drives of the sources exist

[06/04/11 11:50:39 a.m.] Checking backup destination (Local hard drive)

[06/04/11 11:50:39 a.m.] Creating the list of files to backup

The files list then followed and the process details were;

Test finished at 06/04/11 11:55:20 a.m., 95 file(s) and 12 folder(s) tested, 0 error(s) and 0 warning(s) found

Total number of files added to backup: 95

Total number of folders added to backup: 12

Total size of files added to backup: 1,190,445.66 KB

Number of files excluded: 30

Number of folders excluded: 0

Next scheduled backup:

Backup completed at 06/04/11 11:55:20 a.m. with 0 error(s), 0 warning(s)

[Softland]

Hi,

To remove the Windows scheduler from a backup job, please open Backup Properties->Scheduler

Right click the task you want to delete and select Delete.

Press Save.

Now you can create a new task with the Built-in scheduler.

[garyasta]

I deleted the Schedule from Properties and created a new task setting up the Scheduler so that Windows Task Scheduler wasn't loaded and set the schedule to run each day at 09:00.

Although I can manually run a backup, the scheduler still will not run as required.

[garyasta]

Bump!

[Softland]

Hi,

Can you give us access to your computer to fix the problem for you?

[garyasta]

Hi

I don't think I currently have the computer setup for 3rd party access, but if you send instructions I should be able to organise things. However, there is a little problem --- the time zone difference. I operate under New Zealand Standard Time, 12 hours ahead of GMT and as I am off the grid, usually have the system running only between 8am and 6pm NZST.

Using Windows 7 and VIPRE

Cheers

Gary

[Softland]

Hi,

I sent you an email with details.

[garyasta]

I have replied to your email but have not had a response.

Cheers