Patrick Proba

I didn't have an entry for AnyBackup (anymore?). Neither in the new Apps and Features list nor in the legacy control panel. The uninstall button in the start menu just brought up the programs list in the legacy control panel without pre-selecting an entry. I ended up deleting the folder manually. The settings were kept, as promised. I changed back to sticky mode, refreshed my source drive and started the backup. No exception this time! Thank you so much for the support! You can close the ticket now...

Maybe a stupid question, but I don't see an obvious way to uninstall AnyBackup. Should I just delete the C:\ProgramData\AnyBackup directory?

Sorry for replying late. I did a spot check and you're right. I was indeed confused that it only showed me the copies without the original (to-be-kept) files. I'm going to try 1.1.9 to see if it works with the sticky mode. Thanks for the active support so far!

Thanks for the quick reply. I've been running sticky mode since ages. I've tried to change to balanced and indeed it seems to be working. At least I'm now able to get to the first prompt to connect a backup drive. Also, i'm now able to look at the list of duplicates that AnyBackup found. However, none of these files in the list look like duplicates to me. So maybe there's a bug in the duplicate detection? How would I go about finding the responsible file which causes the exception in sticky mode?...

Suddenly unable to start backup (threadError)

Everything was working as expected, no further errors. Thanks for the fix!

Parallel transfers from/to multiple disks

I'm restoring right now with the newest beta. I'll let you know once I've finished...