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W10 Azure backup failing on virtual disk service 0x086c6
Anyone got this running already ?
Just upgraded to new RecoveryAgent 2.0.9088.0, still same problem.
Error: The backup could not be completed because of an unexpected error in the Virtual disk service. Restart the Virtual... blablabla.
No errors in the systemlog, the error is referring to. Also looked via VSSAdmin to find roque snapshot, but they don't appear to be there.
Problem on 'normal' desktop PC and on SurfacePro as well.
Time to just abandon Azure Backup and find a supported cloudbackup-solution ?
Cheers
- dsghiNov 05, 2017Iron Contributor
All I can add is "me too" - Win Pro 1709 Build 16299.19 retail - clean reinstall of the agent 2.0.9088. Error 0x086C6 The backup could not be started because of an unexpected error in the virtual disk service. Seems the disk service starts and runs fine.
Event ID 1001 in application log:
Fault bucket 128066604633, type 5
Event Name: DPMException
Response: Not available
Cab Id: 0Problem signature:
P1: CBEngine
P2: 2.0.9088.0
P3: CBPJobFailure
P4: Backup
P5: 34502
P6: -2147024809
P7: -2147024809- Thomas DerenthalNov 13, 2017Copper Contributor
I have been working with Azure Developer Support on this and they tell me that it is a known issue and will be resolved in an update for 1709 Build 16299.19
From Azure Support:
Hi Thomas,
I’ve ran a few more tests and was able to reproduce the issue on 3 different computers, without having to do anything additional.
I was also able to have a working backup on a Win10 machine running version 1709, on this particular machine I had the backup already enabled and then upgraded Win10 to 1709. I’m not 100% sure that method will not trigger the issue at all, but worked for me on this test. As you point out below, it is possible to be running that version of Win10 and have it working.
The bug has been confirmed to be an issue with the agent running on Win10 1709 as well as with another version of Windows Server 2016. This is being worked on by the product team at this time.
Thanks,
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