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Error Code 80070015 Failure Windows 10 Backup
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For the last 3 days whenever I attempt to run the Windows backup to my 4TB external drive, I get this error code. Normal usage of the 4TB drive is fine. VSS is running OK. Any ideas why the WIN 10 backup will not function? Aomei and Lazesoft run with no issues.
07-08-2016, 01:34 PM
Can you try a backup with Macrium Reflect its free.
I would suggest you try Macrium Reflect, because at least you have a backup before we try and fix the issue.
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07-08-2016, 08:31 PM
Yeah, you can use what ever you like. Best get a backup first.
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