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Error message From Registery Backup on a UEFI system.
streetwolf:
But it's the Mayan timezone which is CST.
Shane:
lol I am not worried. The Mayans didnt do leap years. Their calender ended in Aug 2011 :wink:
Shane
Tomas_Sweden:
Ok I have tried the new version now on my brothers xp computer, so far so good! :smiley:
First I had "Auto Delete Old Backups" set to delete 7 days and keep 7 backups, but it didn't delete any backups so I changed the settings and restarted several times, now I have it set to "delete" 1 days and keep 0 backups, I will try this for some time so I know that it all works.
Tomas
streetwolf:
RB fired up this morning and got the error message. Also, it did not delete my oldest files as Tomas_Sweden mentioned.
I ran the task manually from the task scheduler 3 times. The first one got the error, the next two were clean.
FWIW, I've never gotten the error when I run RB via it's GUI. I only get the error, intermittently, when I run it through the Task Scheduler.
Shane:
The auto delete old backups with the new keep # of backups works like this.
The program loads all the backups into a list. The list is sorted from newest to oldest. The program looks at how many backups to keep.
For example, I have it set for 5 backups to keep. The backup list shows 10. So the program skips the first 5 in the list and then checks the rest of the list and if they are old enough to delete.
Even if you have only 4 backups and they are very old they wont get deleted. The goal of the new setting is to always keep a min amount of backups from being deleted by the auto delete.
Tomas_Sweden, how goes the program so far on the crashing? And from what streetwolf said I think I am making headway on the crashing. Seems to be happening less.
When you guys have it run through the Task Scheduler do you have the program set to be hidden, minimized or showing and with what account?
Shane
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