Error: RPC Server Is Unavailable

When I try to make an incremental backup using Acronis True Image (v7.0) the
following error is displayed:

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E00640068: Failed to create the scheduled task
Failed to create the scheduled task. Error #1722 - "The RPC server is
unavailable."

and my only option is to press the "OK" button.
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The MSKB has article Q224370 which addresses the issue but I do not
understand the "resolution" beyond step one.

Any help would be gratefully received.

KB224370 is for those running NT type systems such as W2K and XP rather
than Win9x systems such as Win Me. Does Acronis True Image 7 support Win
Me? I assume from your post that it does given that it is quite an old
version as Acronis TI 10.0 is the current version released late last year.
--
Mike Maltby



ctowers wrote:

When I try to make an incremental backup using Acronis True Image
(v7.0) the following error is displayed:


E00640068: Failed to create the scheduled task
Failed to create the scheduled task. Error #1722 - "The RPC server is
unavailable."

and my only option is to press the "OK" button.


The MSKB has article Q224370 which addresses the issue but I do not
understand the "resolution" beyond step one.

Any help would be gratefully received.

I'm using Acronis v7 on a XP MCE system with a FAT32 drive. There is nothing
in the Acronis "system requirements" which would prohibit or restrict its
use on such a system.
I made a full disk image one month ago without problem, it's the incremental
backup that's now causing the trouble.
The hard disk has three partitions: c, d, and hidden; I'm attempting to
image c on d so there should not be a connection issue.
--
_ct_


Mike M wrote:
KB224370 is for those running NT type systems such as W2K and XP
rather than Win9x systems such as Win Me. Does Acronis True Image 7
support Win Me? I assume from your post that it does given that it
is quite an old version as Acronis TI 10.0 is the current version
released late last year.
When I try to make an incremental backup using Acronis True Image
(v7.0) the following error is displayed:


E00640068: Failed to create the scheduled task
Failed to create the scheduled task. Error #1722 - "The RPC server is
unavailable."

and my only option is to press the "OK" button.


The MSKB has article Q224370 which addresses the issue but I do not
understand the "resolution" beyond step one.

Any help would be gratefully received.

The relevant word in your post is XP, since this is a NG supporting Win Me
my original answer holds and has nothing to do with the filing system in
use but rather the operating system. The error message you quoted was
that from an XP system rather than Win Me since Win Me has no RPC service.
Perhaps I again misunderstand your post but if you are running Acronis on
XP and getting this error then this is not the NG to which to post the
problem,
--
Mike Maltby



ctowers wrote:

I'm using Acronis v7 on a XP MCE system with a FAT32 drive. There is
nothing in the Acronis "system requirements" which would prohibit or
restrict its use on such a system.
I made a full disk image one month ago without problem, it's the
incremental backup that's now causing the trouble.
The hard disk has three partitions: c, d, and hidden; I'm attempting
to image c on d so there should not be a connection issue.

Thank you, I will post on an XP newsgroup then.
--
_ct_

Mike M wrote:
The relevant word in your post is XP, since this is a NG supporting
Win Me my original answer holds and has nothing to do with the filing
system in use but rather the operating system. The error message you
quoted was that from an XP system rather than Win Me since Win Me has
no RPC service. Perhaps I again misunderstand your post but if you
are running Acronis on XP and getting this error then this is not the
NG to which to post the problem,

I'm using Acronis v7 on a XP MCE system with a FAT32 drive. There is
nothing in the Acronis "system requirements" which would prohibit or
restrict its use on such a system.
I made a full disk image one month ago without problem, it's the
incremental backup that's now causing the trouble.
The hard disk has three partitions: c, d, and hidden; I'm attempting
to image c onto d so there should not be a connection issue.