Acronis K/Backup & Recovery 10 Srv+5 Workst/DE KIT33100124739 Manuale Utente
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Event source
Specifies the event source, which typically indicates the program or the system component that
caused the event—for example: disk
caused the event—for example: disk
Event type
Specifies the event type: Error, Warning, Information, Audit success, or Audit failure.
Event ID
Specifies the event number, which typically identifies the particular kind of events among events
from the same source.
from the same source.
For example, an Error event with Event source disk and Event ID 7 occurs when Windows
discovers a bad block on a disk, whereas an Error event with Event source disk and Event ID 15
occurs when a disk is not ready for access yet.
discovers a bad block on a disk, whereas an Error event with Event source disk and Event ID 15
occurs when a disk is not ready for access yet.
Examples
"Bad block" emergency backup
One or more bad blocks that have suddenly appeared on a hard disk usually indicate that the hard
disk drive will soon fail. Suppose that you want to create a backup plan that will back up hard disk
data as soon as such a situation occurs.
disk drive will soon fail. Suppose that you want to create a backup plan that will back up hard disk
data as soon as such a situation occurs.
When Windows detects a bad block on a hard disk, it records an event with the event source disk and
the event number 7 into the System log; the type of this event is Error.
the event number 7 into the System log; the type of this event is Error.
When creating the plan, type or select the following in the Schedule area:
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Log name: System
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Event source: disk
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Event type: Error
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Event ID: 7
Important: To ensure that such a task will complete despite the presence of bad blocks, you must make the task
ignore bad blocks. To do this, in Backup options, go to Error handling, and then select the Ignore bad sectors
check box.
ignore bad blocks. To do this, in Backup options, go to Error handling, and then select the Ignore bad sectors
check box.
Pre-update backup in Vista
Suppose that you want to create a backup plan that will automatically perform a backup of the
system—for example, by backing up the volume where Windows is installed—every time that
Windows is about to install updates.
system—for example, by backing up the volume where Windows is installed—every time that
Windows is about to install updates.
Having downloaded one or more updates and scheduled their installation, the Microsoft Windows
Vista operating system records an event with the event source Microsoft-Windows-
WindowsUpdateClient and event number 18 into the System log; the type of this event is
Information.
Vista operating system records an event with the event source Microsoft-Windows-
WindowsUpdateClient and event number 18 into the System log; the type of this event is
Information.
When creating the plan, type or select the following in the Schedule area:
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Log name: System