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Backup Utility

The backup file name could not be...

  
  Description  
     
 

The backup file must be on a valid drive and path, with normal access rights. For example, if the backup drive was to a USB flash drive that is currently removed, this error occurs.

 		  
   
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Full Title
   Backup Utility 

  
Body Text
   The backup file name could not be used.

"path "

Please ensure it is a valid path, and that you have sufficient access. 

  
Typical location
   C:\WINDOWS\system32\

  
Issued By
   ntbackup.exe

  
OS
   Windows XP
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Type
   error 

    
Vendor
   Microsoft Corporation    
 
   
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Last update: 06-May-2010 3:46 pm