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BUMP Restore Version 4.85/5.0 restore didn't find everything

#1 User is offline   Eric @ Network ADM 

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Posted 26 October 2006 - 12:31 PM

I have a backup made by BUMP 4.85 that created a 16gb QIC file successfully. During a complete restore, however, I noticed that it only restored certain folders. Of course, not the most important ones. :)

Here are some facts: Backed up Windows XP Home sp2 to a network folder using BUMP 4.85; reformated hard drive; installed fresh copy of Windows XP Home w/ sp2; installed latest HP drivers for interanl hardware; Installed BUMP 4.85; restored using device view from network folder.

Device View successfully creates a tempory catalog and I can browse all files in the backup. I selected the folders I wanted to restore and I proceeded with the process. I immediately get the following error:

File header not found on media [4872 1308] H:\ProWin05\05Data - has damaged or corrupt data on the media. Do you want to continue the current operation anyway?

Is there a person or company that can go into a QIC file and extract the 1 folder I need and 1 additional file from a different folder? I basically need a data recovery company.
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Posted 27 October 2006 - 01:02 PM

View PostEric @ Network ADM, on Oct 26 2006, 12:31 PM, said:

Is there a person or company that can go into a QIC file and extract the 1 folder I need and 1 additional file from a different folder? I basically need a data recovery company.


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Posted 28 October 2006 - 12:29 PM

View PostEric @ Network ADM, on Oct 26 2006, 08:31 PM, said:

I have a backup made by BUMP 4.85 that created a 16gb QIC file successfully. During a complete restore, however, I noticed that it only restored certain folders. Of course, not the most important ones. :)

Here are some facts: Backed up Windows XP Home sp2 to a network folder using BUMP 4.85; reformated hard drive; installed fresh copy of Windows XP Home w/ sp2; installed latest HP drivers for interanl hardware; Installed BUMP 4.85; restored using device view from network folder.

Device View successfully creates a tempory catalog and I can browse all files in the backup. I selected the folders I wanted to restore and I proceeded with the process. I immediately get the following error:

File header not found on media [4872 1308] H:\ProWin05\05Data - has damaged or corrupt data on the media. Do you want to continue the current operation anyway?

Is there a person or company that can go into a QIC file and extract the 1 folder I need and 1 additional file from a different folder? I basically need a data recovery company.

You can not restore a version 4 backup with version 5 or higher software. It's format was changed enough between versions that they put out a warning that older backups could not be used. I believe this was while it was licensed by Stomp or owned by Veritas. you will need version 4 software to restore that backup[.

This post has been edited by marlinsinger: 28 October 2006 - 12:29 PM

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