Resolving Backup Issues: Verify Correct Source Volume Size

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• Source Disk Order / Volume GUID Change Causing Incremental Backup Failure in BDRSuite Disk image Image backups

  KB ID: 103002 Cause: Incremental backup schedules may fail for Disk image backups in BDRSuite when the source disk order or Volume GUID has been altered between incremental backups. This can occur under the following scenarios: Dual booting multiple ...

• Source Might Be Altered

  KB ID: 64 Cause: The Image backup job may fail with the error message "Source might be altered. Please check if the source disk order is correct." This error occurs when the GUID of a volume has been changed after configuring the disk image backup. ...

• Troubleshooting Backup Failures Due to Inaccessible or Detached Source Disks/Volumes

  KB ID: 103000 Cause: A backup may fail if the disk or volumes configured for the backup are not accessible or detached from the source machine. Solution: To resolve backup failures related to inaccessible or detached source disks/volumes, follow ...

• Volume without a Drive Letter Causes Incremental Backup Failure

  KB ID: 103001 Issue: When attempting to perform Disk image incremental backups with BDRSuite, the process fails, displaying the error message: 'Volume without drive letter cannot be backed up incrementally. Incremental backup failed Cause: The ...

• Unable to Access Datastore in Source ESXi/vCenter Server in BDRSuite Backup Server/ BDRSuite Client

  KB ID: 105020 Summary: This knowledge base article addresses the issue of being unable to access the datastore within the source ESXi/vCenter Server environment in the context of BDRSuite Backup Server/ BDRSuite Client. The problem can arise from ...