Problem:    Can not finish a Full Managed Backup with Ghost 14

After running a Full Managed Backup.
I get following error on Norton Ghost 14.0. 4.30.30167:

Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Drive Backup of (C:\) MASTER2007. Error E7D1001F: Unable to write to file. Error EBAB03F1: The process cannot access the file because another process has locked a portion of the file.
Details: 0xE7D1001F
Source: Norton Ghost

This error is consistent when writing to the external USB Rosewill R2-JBOD USB 2.0 DUAL-BAY 1.5GB box.

I get this error only when I send the file to a 1.5TB Seagate ST315003 41AS USB devise.
Another USB devise 250GB Seagate ST325082 4A USB devise does not have this problem.

I read everything you had online about this problem, but nothing helped or explained the problem. Actually I believe wrote that Symantec could not reproduce the problem.

So therefore I will attempt to...

WinAudit is a very cool program to run quick checks of softwares, licenses, security configuration,hardware, network settings, memory usage, processor model, network settings, etc on a system. The app is:
-free
-small in size
-does not require installation
-very exhaustive in its audit scans and reports
-built with numerous export options including  pdf and chm. You can also email the report.

Original link to the software: http://www.pxserver.com/WinAudit.htm

Cheers!
Neozen

Recently, there was a NSE file generated that was huge (> 20MB) By default, a Notification Server will not process that NSE file. It will get automatically discarded, as the default configuration does not provide a mechanism for processing those XML files that are larger than 20 MB.

Well, provided you have the horsepower to do it, you can process those files and include that data into your Notification Server. More than likely this data might be a custom inventory or a huge software inventory.

CAUTION:

Making this change should be considered to be a temporary setting, as it can consume a large amount of memory. Please make sure that you also perform these changes at a slow processing time for you Notification Server, when there are few background processes running.

You will simply need to...

This is something different thean what you think. I was working on a package for which I want to hide the Add\Remove Program entry but when I look into the following registry hive for systemcomponent entry it was not there:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{ProductCode}

Now what to do? I thought, I will make an entry at this hive with my product code, then I will create a Registry Key As follows:

SystemComponent=1 

And it works! If you face the same type of issue it may be useful for you.