Hopefully it's true. ORG Member. Hi, I haven an open case with them. They are working on a fix. Systemstate backups on servers with EFI are working with 6. Hi, downgrade to 6. Thanks very much. Hi, got an update from support.
An APAR will be opened and development is working on a fix. ESWA Newcomer. Joined Feb 7, Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Points 0. Hi, I got the same problem. Do you have the APAR number on this case? U need to change the path for system state logs in registry and this issue will be resolved.
If u r still facing same issue let me know I will provide u the complete details for going ahead and resolving it.. ORG Senior Member. So please modify the file with the complete path PLz let me know if this works for u.???. It does not even require a reboot. When your computer run into issues, you may want to restore system state backup in Windows Server or other operating system. All steps are the same, you can take the following steps as a reference. Launch this software, click Restore and Select Task to find the image file.
Select the backup image you want to restore and click Next. If you cannot see any backup in the following window, go back and click Select Image File to manually choose the backup image. Step 3. Select to restore the entire system and click Next. Confirm the operation summary and click Start Restore.
This feature will install all the necessary drivers required to start a computer. It offers unlimited billable technical services to clients. It also enables you to copy the installation directory for portable version creation. You can create a one-time backup of the system state or a scheduled backup of the system state. Then, choose Different options and Full server to include system state.
For detailed steps, please refers to: create system restore point in Windows Server R2. After creating a system state backup, you can choose to restore it when you start your computer but lost system files or registry.
Open Windows Server Backup again, click Recover at the right side. Then, tick This server if your backup is saved at local disk, select the backup image you want to restore and system state in it. For steps with picture, you can refer to: restore Windows Server R2 to previous date. Type a command based on the following syntax and press Enter to execute system state backup.
Perform Windows Server System State Recovery You may not want to do any recovery, but you should know how to recover just in case. Restart your server and press F8 repeatedly to access the Advanced Boot Options window.
Type wbadmin get versions to get the backup version you have. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback.
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