Just lately when I back up (Min) it progresses as normal and then I receive an error message 'A problem occurred. Task may not have completed correctly.'
I look at the back up folder on my external hard drive see that the zip file is there and ignore the message.
Today I tried to save and it immediately gave me the error message. I actually looked at the size of the zip file and all from May 24 have 0kb.
Is this a FH problem or do I need to take my laptop to the shop?
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The first thing I would try is to change the backup destination to a folder on your C: drive, and see if you still get the error.
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The same thing happened to me today when I tried to do a full project backup. 'A problem occurred. Task may not have completed correctly.' I tried 3 different drives and all failed to backup correctly. Then I discovered the reason. I had created a report and saved it as a Word document. That document was still open. When I closed the document, the backup completed successfully. Thought this might help someone else with the same problem.
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Have you updated to current version of FH (5.0.7) as |I believe there was a problem with large projects not being backed up correctly (Something to do with the way windows handles Zip files)
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waltonnz ~ That backup problem should be reported to Calico Pie, as FH should specifically report the open file as the cause, and preferably bypass the open file for that backup.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry