Windows Backup error

I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit

I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem while
backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks. Error:
(The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)

In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that entry
is 'This folder is unavailable'.

I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but without
success. Any ideas?

Emrys Davies wrote:
> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>
> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem while
> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
> Error:
> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>
> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that entry
> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>
> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
> without success. Any ideas?

Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues

"LouB" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Emrys Davies wrote:
>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>
>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>> while
>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>> Error:
>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>
>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>> entry
>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>
>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>> without success. Any ideas?
>
> Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues

I do not like interfering with the registry. I have CCleaner, but I do not
allow it to clean the registry. My file/folder is missing. Could I have
deleted it accidentally or is it not possible to delete OneNote Notebooks?

Emrys Davies wrote:
>
> "LouB" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>>
>>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>>> while
>>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>>> Error:
>>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>>
>>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>>> entry
>>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>>
>>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>>> without success. Any ideas?
>>
>> Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues
>
> I do not like interfering with the registry. I have CCleaner, but I do
> not allow it to clean the registry. My file/folder is missing. Could I
> have deleted it accidentally or is it not possible to delete OneNote
> Notebooks?
Suggestions offered and you blow them off.
Go look in the mirror for the source of your problems.

"LouB" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>
>> "LouB" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>>>
>>>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>>>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>>>> while
>>>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>>>> Error:
>>>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>>>
>>>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>>>> entry
>>>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>>>
>>>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>>>> without success. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues
>>
>> I do not like interfering with the registry. I have CCleaner, but I do
>> not allow it to clean the registry. My file/folder is missing. Could I
>> have deleted it accidentally or is it not possible to delete OneNote
>> Notebooks?
> Suggestions offered and you blow them off.
> Go look in the mirror for the source of your problems.

I downloaded the relevant file and I think that all is well now as 'The
folder is unavailable' message has now gone. I will know for sure when I do
my next backup. Thanks for trying to help. I like your sense of humour.
You could get paid for that if you brush it up a little.

"Emrys Davies" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> "LouB" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>>
>>> "LouB" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>>>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>>>>
>>>>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>>>>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>>>>> while
>>>>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>>>>> Error:
>>>>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>>>>
>>>>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>>>>> entry
>>>>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>>>>
>>>>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>>>>> without success. Any ideas?
>>>>
>>>> Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues
>>>
>>> I do not like interfering with the registry. I have CCleaner, but I do
>>> not allow it to clean the registry. My file/folder is missing. Could I
>>> have deleted it accidentally or is it not possible to delete OneNote
>>> Notebooks?
>> Suggestions offered and you blow them off.
>> Go look in the mirror for the source of your problems.
>
> I downloaded the relevant file and I think that all is well now as 'The
> folder is unavailable' message has now gone. I will know for sure when I
> do my next backup. Thanks for trying to help. I like your sense of
> humour. You could get paid for that if you brush it up a little.

Just done a backup and all is clear.

On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:05:26 -0500, LouB <> wrote:

>Emrys Davies wrote:
>>
>> "LouB" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Emrys Davies wrote:
>>>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>>>
>>>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>>>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>>>> while
>>>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>>>> Error:
>>>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>>>
>>>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>>>> entry
>>>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>>>
>>>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>>>> without success. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Try Glary utilities or similar that will check and fix registry issues
>>
>> I do not like interfering with the registry. I have CCleaner, but I do
>> not allow it to clean the registry. My file/folder is missing. Could I
>> have deleted it accidentally or is it not possible to delete OneNote
>> Notebooks?
>Suggestions offered and you blow them off.
>Go look in the mirror for the source of your problems.


<plonk>

> I like your sense of
> humour. You could get paid for that if you brush it up a little.




Game, set and match to Emrys.

Richard

Emrys Davies wrote:
> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>
> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem while
> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks. Error:
> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>
> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that entry
> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>
> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
> without success. Any ideas?

If it can't find the file how does it know it's missing?

"LSMFT" <> wrote in message
news:YAgln.9021$...
> Emrys Davies wrote:
>> I have Win7 Home Premium 64 bit
>>
>> I did a Windows Backup to a DVD-R and got the message: The backup was
>> completed, but some files were skipped. Backup encountered a problem
>> while
>> backing up a file: C:|users\EmrysDavies\Documents\OneNote Notebooks.
>> Error:
>> (The system cannot find the file specified (0x80070002)
>>
>> In 'Documents' I have: OneNote Notebooks (Empty) and underneath that
>> entry
>> is 'This folder is unavailable'.
>>
>> I have done a 'Restore to an earlier time' ( 15th Feb.maximum) but
>> without success. Any ideas?
>
> If it can't find the file how does it know it's missing?

Because, as a result of what it told me, I found that it was missing and
consequently I replaced it with a download and all is well.