HP B6960-90078 manual Some Non-critical Errors Were Detected, Message

Disaster Recovery

Troubleshooting Disaster Recovery on Windows

<Data_Protector_home>\tmp) if improperly configured storage devices are attached to your system:

DRIM_WIN_ERROR 13 SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty

•There must be enough registry space available. It is recommended to set the maximum registry size to at least twice that of the current registry size. If there is not enough registry space available, a similar entry would appear in the autodr.log :

ERROR registry 'Exception while saving registry'

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WindowsError: [Errno 1450] Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service.

If the problem persists, uninstall the Data Protector Automatic Disaster Recovery component (so that at least Manual Disaster Recovery and Disk Delivery Disaster Recovery will work) and contact technical support.

Problem	Some Non-critical Errors Were Detected
	When using EADR or OBDR, it is possible that you will receive the
	following error: “Some non-critical errors were detected during
	the collecting of Automatic DR data. Please review the
	Automatic DR log file.”
	A non-critical error detected during the execution of the Automatic
	Disaster Recovery module, means that such backup can most likely still
	be used for disaster-recovery purposes. Possible reasons for non-critical
	errors are stored in autodr.log (located in
	<Data_Protector_home>\tmp):
Action	• Services or drivers outside of the <%SystemRoot%> folder (for
	example, virus scanners). Autodr.log would contain a similar error
	message:
	ERROR safeboot	'unsupported location' 'intercheck support 06' 2
	u'\\??\\D:\\Program Files\\Sophos SWEEP for NT\\icntst06.sys'.
	You can ignore this error message, as it does not affect the success of
	disaster recovery.
	• Boot disk larger than 7.8 GB on Windows NT. The autodr.log file
	would
	contain a similar error message:
	INFO storage	'check_system_partition' 'boot' u'C:'
	ERROR storage	'boot' 'volume' u'C:' 'last_cyl' 1105 ' >= 1024.'

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