Error 1102 on Retrospect 7.6.2.101

Asked By Nathan Andrews 0 points N/A Posted on - 01/08/2012

I am receiving the following errors on my Windows Server 2003. I am using Retrospect 7.6.2.101. The error is “Can't access volume xxxx error -1102 (drive missing/unavailable). Trouble reading files, error -1221 (can't access database).” How do I resolve the error? Please help.

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Answered By Aristono Martin 20 points N/A #118649

Error 1102 on Retrospect 7.6.2.101

Error 1102 is most likely to appear as Retrospect is trying to protect your data. Even if it knows that a repartitioned volume with the same name, it will still see as a different volume as the volume ID information is different. You may try the steps below: Inside Retrospect, try to unlicensed and relicense SQL; Change the settings in Retrospect that it will not back up duplicate files which are already in the backup set; Remove and read volume in Retrospect; Make sure that the ‘Match only files in same location’ option is always turned on.

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Answered By Keith Riley 5 points N/A #197774

Error 1102 on Retrospect 7.6.2.101

Hi!

Your problem is very rare happened, but there are solutions.

Here I want to give you additional solution from previous solution.

You should download the beta versions of Retrospect. It is very suitable for all especially Windows. You can also download this beta versions of Retrospect if you use another software. It is really helpful since it contains several bug fixes that will fix your problem.

That's all, please follow this step if above solution cannot solve the problem.

Hope all your problems can be solved.

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