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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)Q. Does Active@ Disk Image work under Windows 98 or Windows 2000? A. No. When using Active@ Disk Image from the operating system of the computer, it is only supported under Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows Vista environments. However, if you use Active@ Disk Image from a Boot Disk, you may have any operating system - or no operating system at all - on your data disk. On the Boot Disk CD, a version of Windows PE is included. Q. Why do I get the error message "The file is not the last file of multi-file archive. . . " when I try to open an image file? A. When a Backup Disk Image is split into several files, the image description is placed into the last file of the archive. Q. What does it mean when I get the error message: ". . . call has failed. HRESULT = . . . " ? A. When creating an image the program usually uses the volume shadow copy service (VSS) to get a consistent image of a partition on the fly. This error means that either VSS or COM+ has failed. Make sure that COM+ is configured properly. If necessary, reinstall COM+. Restart the VSS service (or reboot the machine) and try the operation again. Q. Why do I get a message that a drive cannot be locked while creating an image? A. Normally, Active@ Disk Image relies on a snapshot driver to read data while creating an image. The snapshot driver tries to get exclusive access to the drive. You will get this message under the following circumstances:
Follow the options listed in the message dialog box to resolve the situation.
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