trying to backup a laptop to a shared drive via command prompt.
This laptop does not have backupper installed so I open cmd prompt and want to launch Backupper via a networked PC which has it installed.
do I 'net use' to the Backupper PC and then run the command below?
Backup to the shared network:
AMBackup.exe /b new /t part /s E /d "\\192.168.0.100\Share\Imgfile.adi” /n "BackupToShare" /u "username" /p "password"
when I do this nothing happens.
However, if I launch the GUI via command and select disk backup and go to select the local drive to backup it will not display the local drive.
Is there a special command I am missing?
Hi 
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Scenario: I have several previously created important SYSTEM Backups, when my Windows User Account name was "XYZ".
I later had an issue and decided to set up a new Windows 10 User account named "ABC" as some aspects of my old account were not working correctly. It was/is my intention to copy across some files and settings from these previous backups which would have no detrimental effect by being copied across.
Problem: When I use Aomei Backupper Utilities> Explore Image and choose a previous Backup and it saves a virtual (I assume) copy to say M: partition. I try to access the C:\Users|XYZ folder Windows 10 (no doubt due to its UAC) says I do not have permission to access that folder. Being able to do so is Vital for me.
I have found a workaround and that is Aomei Backupper and/or Windows 10 DOallow me to copy that XYZ User Account Folder and all its contents to a Partition on my PC. Then I can access THAT copied Folder and all files within. HOWEVER, this this seems a long way around not having direct access to one or two of the Folder's files in the first place. Additionally, IF the blocking of permissionis intentional by either Aomei Windows, then it seems totally pointless if I can circumvent the block by just copying the folders and all contents across.
My questions:
1) Should I be able to access the Virtual XYZ Folders of another User Accountanyway via windows Explorer? If not why not?
2) If not, why am I able to copy the Folder and why is that not also blocked due to permission restrictions (using Windows Explorer?)
3) What can I do to get direct access to the Virtual C:\Users\XYZ folders in the first place?
I appreciate this blocking may be intentional (even though I have a Windows Administrator User Account to stop access to another users Account folders.However it that is the case I should not be able to copy there folders else where and then have access to those.
I did try the application “TakeOwnershipEX” on the virtual folders but not unsurprisingly it did not work on the virtual Aomei backup.
Am I doing something wrong in how I expect to get access to XYZ User folders or other permission protected Folders and Files?
If not, is there an easier better way to get access than using my workaround?
Many thanks all
Recently I updated AOMEI Backupper (shortcut ABU) v3.5 to v4.1 Standard.
Because I made the WinPE USB stick (with ABU on it) 3 years ago, I made a new one with PEBuilder (file size 153.976.416 bytes). Unfortunately, booting with this new version fails. At a certain moment there is the 'Windows Boot Manager' screen that shows 'Windows failed to start' and also that file hal.dll is missing or corrupted.
It would be nice if someone knows the reason of this problem or has some suggestions for trying to solve it.
The installed OS on my systems (a desktop and a laptop) is Windows 7 Pro and the hal.dll is present in the System32 directory.
Hey I wanted to convert my GPT HDD to an MBR HDD (just to test it).
And I received this error "The file (2Gpt_BCD or 2Mbr_BCD) may be lost, we suggest you to reinstall AOMEI software and try again.
This error comes from a live CD mounted on my USB-Stick.
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