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| rockyptc@hotmail.com 2004-05-23, 12:15 pm |
| Backup Now! Deluxe version 3 seems to have the same error as previous
versions.
I haven't been able to find an answer online but I have a problem that
the software will not automatically resolve. I have seen only one other
post with a similar problem with an older version of Backup Now!.
"Operation with error. Code=1005. Illegal
request"
This comes up when I use a disc that needs to have a full erase as
opposed to a quick erase.
I have two DVD+RW drives to work with on this PC.
First Drive: NEC ND-1100A
Second Drive: Lite-On LDW-851S
the older NEC drive seems to fail at any attempt to FULL ERASE a disc.
For some reason it will not detect the disc. The newer Lite-On drive
does the job ok.
As far as I can see, a Full Erase is needed outside of the backup
operation. Otherwise, the backup utility may abort since it will not
recognize the disc in a particular drive that has trouble fully erasing
a disc.
Lesson to Learn: Check disc before using. FULL ERASE where necessary
before using. Automatic Backups still aren't so "automatic" 
-regards
CP
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| rockyptc@hotmail.com 2004-05-23, 12:15 pm |
| rockyptc@hotmail.com wrote:
> Backup Now! Deluxe version 3 seems to have the same error as previous
> versions.
> I haven't been able to find an answer online but I have a problem that
> the software will not automatically resolve. I have seen only one other
> post with a similar problem with an older version of Backup Now!.
>
> "Operation with error. Code=1005. Illegal
> request"
>
> This comes up when I use a disc that needs to have a full erase as
> opposed to a quick erase.
>
> I have two DVD+RW drives to work with on this PC.
> First Drive: NEC ND-1100A
> Second Drive: Lite-On LDW-851S
>
>
> the older NEC drive seems to fail at any attempt to FULL ERASE a disc.
> For some reason it will not detect the disc. The newer Lite-On drive
> does the job ok.
>
> As far as I can see, a Full Erase is needed outside of the backup
> operation. Otherwise, the backup utility may abort since it will not
> recognize the disc in a particular drive that has trouble fully erasing
> a disc.
>
> Lesson to Learn: Check disc before using. FULL ERASE where necessary
> before using. Automatic Backups still aren't so "automatic"
>
> -regards
> CP
p.s.
The full and quick erase operations were all conducted through the NTI
Backup Application using the CD Functions under the TOOLS menu.
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