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�DISKSHADOW.EXE [/s <scriptfile> [param1] [param2] [param3] ...] [/l <logfile>]

- Runs script mode

DISKSHADOW.EXE [/l <logfile>]

- Interactive mode

/s <scriptfile> [param1] [param2] [param3] ... [paramX]

- Script mode. Include environment parameters in script using

%%DISKSH_PARAM_1%%, %%DISKSH_PARAM_2%%, %%DISKSH_PARAM_3%%, ..., %%DISKSH_PARAM_X%%

to reference [paramX] above.

/l <logfile> - Output log file

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The following is a list of DiskShadow commands. For more information about a command, type the command name.

All inputs in the form of <inputText> must be replaced with parameters or environment variable aliases.

LIST WRITERS - List all writers on the computer.

LIST SHADOWS - List all volume shadow copies on the computer.

LIST PROVIDERS - List all VSS providers on the computer.

SET - List all current option settings and all DiskShadow aliases that are in the environment variable settings.

SET CONTEXT - Set the shadow copy context.

SET OPTION - Set options regarding the shadow copy and autorecovery.

SET VERBOSE - Change verbose output mode for DiskShadow.

SET METADATA - Specify the name of a .cab file to store metadata for transportable shadow copies.

SIMULATE RESTORE - Simulate a restore operation.

LOAD METADATA - Load a Backup Components Document before importing a transportable shadow copy or performing a restore operation.

IMPORT - Import shadow copies based on the metadata specified in a previous LOAD command.

WRITER VERIFY - Specify that the backup or restore operation must fail if the writer or component is not included.

WRITER EXCLUDE - Excludes a writer or component from backup or restore.

ADD - List currently added aliases and volumes.

ADD ALIAS - Add an alias.

ADD VOLUME - Add a volume to the shadow copy creation set.

ADD SHADOW - Add a shadow copy to the recovery set.

CREATE - Create a volume shadow copy set.

EXEC - Execute the specified shell command script.

BEGIN BACKUP - Begin a full backup.

BEGIN RESTORE - Begin a restore.

END BACKUP - Ends a full backup.

END RESTORE - Ends a restore.

EXPOSE - Expose a shadow copy.

UNEXPOSE - Unexpose a shadow copy.

REVERT - Revert a shadow copy.

RESYNC - Hardware shadow copy revert.

BREAK - Break a shadow copy.

MASK - Hide an imported hardware shadow copy from the system.

DELETE SHADOWS - Delete shadow copies.

RESET - Reset DiskShadow to its original state.

EXIT - Exits DiskShadow.

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SET List all current settings.

SET CONTEXT { CLIENTACCESSIBLE | PERSISTENT [ NOWRITERS ] | VOLATILE [ NOWRITERS ] }

CLIENTACCESSIBLE Specify to create shadow copies usable by client versions of Windows.

PERSISTENT Specify that shadow copy is persist across program exit, reset or reboot.

PERSISTENT NOWRITERS Specify that shadow copy is persistent and all writers are excluded.

VOLATILE Specify that shadow copy will be deleted on exit or reset.

VOLATILE NOWRITERS Specify that shadow copy is volatile and all writers are excluded.

Example: SET CONTEXT CLIENTACCESSIBLE

SET OPTION { [ DIFFERENTIAL | PLEX ] [ TRANSPORTABLE ]

[ [ ROLLBACKRECOVER ] [ TXFRECOVER ] | [ NOAUTORECOVER ] ] }

DIFFERENTIAL Specify that the hardware shadow copies are differential.

PLEX Specify that the hardware shadow copies are plex.

TRANSPORTABLE The hardware snapshot is not imported or exposed to the host after creation.

ROLLBACKRECOVER Use this flag to signal writers to autorecover.

TXFRECOVER Requests VSS to make the shadow copy transactionally consistent during creation.

NOAUTORECOVER Stops writers and the file system from performing any recovery.

Example: SET OPTION DIFFERENTIAL TRANSPORTABLE NOAUTORECOVER

TShadow copy context and options cannot be changed at this point.

Use RESET to reset DiskShadow to its original state, or continue with existing context and options.

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SET VERBOSE { ON | OFF }

ON Turn on verbose mode. This provides information about writer inclusion/exclusion.

OFF Turn off verbose mode.

Example: SET VERBOSE ON

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SET METADATA <metadata.cab>

<metadata.cab> Give the name of the cab file for the shadow copies.

This file is used to transfer shadow copies from one computer to another.

If no directory is given the cab file will appear in the working directory.

Use the .cab extension for the file.

Example: SET METADATA C:\diskshadowCabs\metadata1.cab

�The drive, the path, or the metadata file name is missing or not valid.

@No filename was specified.

xThe metadata file name or directory path is not valid.

�The metadata file name path specifies a valid directory but no file name.

PPlease give an existing directory.

�The metadata file name path specifies a directory that is read-only.

�That existing file is read only, it cannot be overwritten.

XThe existing file will be overwritten.

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SIMULATE RESTORE

Simulates restore by only selecting components.

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LOAD METADATA <metadata.cab>

<metadata.cab> Load a metadata file to import a transportable shadow copy

or prepare for a restore operation.

DCould not find metadata file.

lCould not open .cab metadata file. Win32 error %1

�The data could not be extracted from the metadata file. Please use a cab file generated by Diskshadow.

lThe metadata file is not a Diskshadow .cab file.

XCould not read the .cab metadata file.

WRITER { VERIFY | EXCLUDE } <writerId | component>

VERIFY Specify that the backup or restore operation must fail if the writer or component is not included.

EXCLUDE Exclude the specified writer or component from the backup/restore.

Example: WRITER VERIFY {4dc3bdd4-ab48-4d07-adb0-3bee2926fd7f}

WRITER EXCLUDE {e8132975-6f93-4464-a53e-1050253ae220}

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ADD [ ALIAS <aliasName> <aliasValue> ]

Lists the volumes added and aliases currently in environment.

ALIAS Add the given name and value to the alias environment variable settings.

The name and value are saved in the metadata.cab file.

Example: ADD ALIAS thisName thisValue

After adding the alias as shown in this example, you can use %%thisName%% to refer to thisValue.

ADD VOLUME <volume> [PROVIDER <providerID>] [ALIAS <aliasName>]

Adds volumes or shared folders to the shadow copy set.

Volumes or shared folders must be added one by one. When each volume or shared folder is added, a check

is made of whether VSS supports shadow copy of that volume or shared folder. This primary check may however

be invalidated by later command of SET CONTEXT.

Adding shared folders to a shadow copy set requires the operating system on the file server with the shared

folders to be %%WINDOWS_SERVER_VERSION_6_2%% or later and the FileServer VSSAgent feature must be installed.

Example: ADD VOLUME C:

ADD VOLUME D:

ADD VOLUME \\SERVER\SHARE

PROVIDER Allows you to specify which registered provider is to make the shadow copy.

ALIAS Allows you to specify an alias for the shadow copy ID.

If no alias is specified, a default alias of VSS_SHADOW_x is given,

where each volume or shared folder is the x-th in the shadow copy set.

An environment variable is created to link the alias to the shadow copy ID

so the alias can then be used for scripting.

Example: ADD VOLUME C: PROVIDER {b5946137-7b9f-4925-af80-51abd60b20d5} ALIAS systemVolume

ADD VOLUME \\SERVER\SMBSHARE PROVIDER {89300202-3cec-4981-9171-19f59559e0f2} ALIAS SRVSHARE

Please specify a volume to add.

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Only the PROVIDER or ALIAS keywords can be specified after <volume>.

Please give a provider ID.

Please give an alias.

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The alias name can contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores (_).

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PROVIDER and ALIAS parameters keywords can be specified only once.

The ADD command cannot be processed because the current backup is still in progress.

To end the current backup operation, type END BACKUP.

|The volume has already been added to the shadow copy set.

4The provider ID does not correspond to a registered VSS provider.

To register the provider with VSS, see the provider's installation instructions.

�The registered provider does not support shadow copy of this volume.

The provider does not support volume shadow copies for this volume in this context.

You must either change the context or add a different volume.

Note that changing the context might cause existing volumes in the shadow copy set to become unsupported.

CREATE

Create a shadow copy.

The user should set the desired context or options.

The user can command BEGIN BACKUP to specify full backup.

CREATE must be issued after at least one ADD VOLUME.

It may be followed by EXEC to execute a duplication script for backup from the shadow copy.

Here is an example sequence of commands to create a shadow copy for backup.

It can be saved to file as script.dsh, and executed by typing DISKSHADOW /s script.dsh

Assume:

1) your system volume is c: and p: is an available drive letter.

2) you have a backupscript.cmd in c:\ to

perform the copy of shadow data p: -> your backup drive.

#You can enter these commands manually or script them

#Diskshadow script file

SET CONTEXT PERSISTENT NOWRITERS

SET METADATA example.cab

SET VERBOSE ON

BEGIN BACKUP

ADD VOLUME C: ALIAS systemVolumeShadow

CREATE

EXPOSE %%systemVolumeShadow%% p:

EXEC c:\backupscript.cmd

END BACKUP

#End of script

You only need ADD and CREATE to create a simple shadow copy.

This will not have context or option settings, and it will be a copy backup.

There are no volumes in the shadow copy set. Before using the CREATE command,

you must add at least one volume to the shadow copy set using ADD VOLUME.

You must type END BACKUP to end the current backup operation before creating a new shadow copy set.

Typing END BACKUP will cause any non-persistent shadow copies to be deleted.

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Transportable shadow copies must also be persistent. This is done by typing SET CONTEXT PERSISTENT.

The .cab metadata file cannot be stored in the current working directory, because it is read-only.

Use SET METADATA <metadata.cab> to specify an existing, writable directory.

EXEC <file.cmd>

Execute a script file on the local machine.

This command is used to duplicate or restore data as part of

a backup or restore sequence.

The script file name is not valid.

BEGIN { BACKUP | RESTORE }

BACKUP Begin a full backup session.

RESTORE Begin a restore operation.

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Before beginning a backup or restore operation, you must load a metadata .cab file using

LOAD METADATA <metadata.cab>

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Use the END RESTORE command to end the current restore operation before beginning a new restore operation.

END { BACKUP | RESTORE }

BACKUP Ends a full backup operation.

RESTORE Ends a restore operation.

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Use the END RESTORE command to end the current restore operation.

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RESET

Reset DiskShadow to its original state, removing all settings and state information that

were set by previous commands.

Use this command after performing complex operations such as creating or importing shadow copies.

Note that this command deletes non-persistent shadow copies.

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LIST SHADOWS { ALL | SET <setID> | ID <shadowID> }

List shadow copies.

ALL All shadow copies (persistent and non-persistent).

SET <setID> List shadow copies that belong to the shadow copy set specified by the setId parameter.

ID <shadowID> List any shadow copy that matches the shadow copy ID specified by the shadowId parameter.

Example: LIST SHADOWS ALL

LIST WRITERS [ METADATA | DETAILED | STATUS ]

List detailed information about all writers on the computer.

METADATA Same as LIST WRITERS.

DETAILED Same as LIST WRITERS, but includes the full file list for all components.

STATUS Lists only the writer IDs and status of registered writers.

Example: LIST WRITERS

LIST PROVIDERS

Lists detailed information about all providers on the computer that are registered with VSS.

Example: LIST PROVIDERS

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DELETE SHADOWS { ALL | VOLUME <volume> | OLDEST <volume> | SET <setID> | ID <shadowID> | EXPOSED <drive letter, mountPoint or share> }

Delete shadow copies, both persistent and non-persistent.

ALL All shadow copies.

VOLUME <volume> Delete all shadow copies of the given volume or shared folder.

OLDEST <volume> Delete the oldest shadow copy of the given volume or shared folder.

SET <setID> Delete the shadow copies in the shadow copy set specified by the setId parameter.

ID <shadowID> Delete the shadow copy specified by the shadowId parameter.

EXPOSED <exposeName> Delete the shadow copy that is exposed at the specified drive letter, mount point or share.

Examples: DELETE SHADOWS ALL

DELETE SHADOWS VOLUME C:

DELETE SHADOWS VOLUME \\SERVER\SHARE

DELETE SHADOWS OLDEST \\SERVER\SHARE

DELETE SHADOWS EXPOSED p:

DELETE SHADOWS EXPOSED ShareName

�That is an exposure name.

You must specify the original volume and can only do so if it is on this machine.

If the original volume is not present, please use the shadowID or alias to refer

to the shadow copy.

IMPORT

Import a transportable shadow copy set from a loaded metadata .cab file.

Transportable shadow copies are not available on the computer immediately.

Their details are stored in the .cab metadata file in the working directory.

You can change the path/name of this file using SET METADATA <metadata.cab>.

This command is then used to import the shadow copy into the system.

It requires LOAD METADATA to load the Backup Components Document xml.

�No metadata loaded to specify the shadow copy to be imported.

Please use LOAD METADATA <metadataFile.cab>.

BREAK [ READWRITE ] [ NOREVERTID ] <shadowSetID>

BREAK is relevant only for hardware shadow copies after import.

The shadow copy disk provided by the hardware provider is disassociated

from VSS as a normal volume in the operating system.

It can then be accessed using a drive letter (if assigned), volume name or other means.

This access is to the volume without any record of that volume ever being a shadow copy.

It is the responsibility of the hardware to maintain this abstraction.

READWRITE Makes the volume read/write after break, otherwise it will be read-only.

NOREVERTID Prevents any identifier revert of the shadow copy disk/s.

Otherwise, all disk identifiers will be reverted.

Example: BREAK READWRITE NOREVERTID %%shadowSetID%%

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MASK <shadowSetID>

MASK is relevant only for hardware shadow copies after import.

The shadow copy disk is removed from the machine and effectively

undoes the IMPORT operation.

Example: MASK %%shadowSetID%%

EXPOSE <shadowId> {<drive letter> | <share> | <mount point>}

Expose the specified shadow copy in the specified location.

It provides a convenient way to read information from the shadow copy.

Shadow copies are read-only so the exposed volume will be read only.

This can be done as part of a backup script.

<shadowId> Must specify a shadow copy ID.

<drive letter> Expose to a drive letter like p:

<share> Expose to a share like SharedShadowCopy

<mount point> Expose to a volume mount point like c:\mountpoint\

Example: EXPOSE %%VSS_SHADOW_1%% p:

pClient accessible shadow copies cannot be exposed.

�The shadow copy is a non-persistent shadow copy. Only persistent shadow copies can be exposed.

PThe shadow copy is already exposed.

TThe drive letter is already in use.

`The mount path must be an empty directory.

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UNEXPOSE { <shadowID> | <drive letter> | <mount point> | <share> }

Unexpose a shadow copy that was exposed by using the EXPOSE command.

The exposed shadow copy can be referred to in the following ways.

<shadowID> The shadow copy ID or a currently defined alias for it.

<drive letter> Exposed to a drive letter like "p:".

<mount point> An exposed mountpoint, in the form "c:\existingDir\mounted\" or "m:\".

<share> Remotely exposed to a share like "ShareName" .

Example: UNEXPOSE p:

REVERT <shadowID>

Reverts the volume to a specified shadow copy of it.

The shadow copy must be a persistent volume shadow copy.

The operation cannot be undone.

The shadow copy is deleted as part of this operation.

<shadowID> The shadow copy ID or a currently defined alias for it.

Example: REVERT %%VSS_SHADOW_1%%

�The shadow copy is a nonpersistent shadow copy. Only persistent shadow copies can be reverted.

<A valid ID must be given.

�The input is not a valid volume or share name. It will not be added in the shadow copy set.

hA RESET is required to perform this operation.

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ADD SHADOW <SHADOWID> [DESTINATIONVOLUME]

Adds a shadow copy to the recovery set.

For hardware shadow copies only. This command specifies that the contents of the disk containing

the destination volume are to be resynchronized to the contents of the disk containing the

shadow copy. For more details see the RESYNC command.

SHADOWID Specifies a hardware shadow copy.

DESTINATIONVOLUME Specifies a volume on a disk supported by the same hardware provider

on the local computer. If this parameter is omitted, the original volume

used to create the snapshot will be used as the destination.

Examples: ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_1%% P:

ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_2%% Q:

ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_3%%

Usage: RESYNC [NOVOLCHECK] [REVERT_ORIGINALSIG]

Starts a resynchronization operation for the volumes in the recovery set. For hardware shadow copies

only. Use ADD SHADOW to add shadow copies to the recovery set.

This command reverts the contents of the disks that contain the destination volume to the disks

that contain the shadow copies. When the operation successfully completes, the contents of the

LUNs containing the destination volumes will be identical to the contents of the corresponding

source LUNs.

The destination disks may or may not be the original sources of the shadow copies.

NOVOLCHECK Specifies to not check for unselected volumes that would be overwritten

by the resynchronization operation.

REVERT_ORIGINALSIG Sets the final signature of the destination LUN to match the signature of the

LUN that was used to create the source shadow copy. If this flag is not

set, the resynchronization operation does not change the signature of the

destination LUN.

Important: Before you use this command, you must use LOAD METADATA and ADD SHADOW.

Examples: LOAD METADATA <metadata.cab>

ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_1%% P:

ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_2%% Q:

ADD SHADOW %%VSS_SHADOW_3%%

RESYNC

�Adding resynchronization source and destination pair: Shadow copy %1 to %2 to the recovery set.

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The volume has already been added to the recovery set as a destination.

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The shadow copy ID has already been added to the recovery set as a source.

Before beginning the resynchronization operation, you must load a metadata .cab file by using

LOAD METADATA <metadata.cab>.

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No shadow copies or destinations were added to the recovery set.

To add them, use ADD SHADOW.

Could not add the source and destination for the resynchronization operation. Error: %1

Check the application event log for more information.

One or more shadow copies or destination volumes were invalid. Check the elements

in the recovery set and then retry the operation.

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Resynchronization from hardware shadow copies is not supported on this version of Windows.

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The hardware provider for the shadow copy volume does not support resynchronization to

the destination LUN.

The hardware provider must own the shadow copy and support resynchronization for the

destination LUN.

Hardware shadow copy resynchronization cannot be performed to the destination volume.

The destination volume cannot be a dynamic volume.

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An unselected volume was detected that would be overwritten by the RESYNC command.

Retry the operation using the recovery set and add a corresponding shadow copy on

the same source, or use the NOVOLCHECK flag.

The hardware provider for this volume has rejected this operation.

Check the application event log for more information.

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A resynchronization operation from the hardware shadow copy is currently in progress

on this computer.

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The hardware resynchronization operation completed, but not all the master boot record (MBR)

signatures or the GUID partition table (GPT) disk identifications could be reverted.

See the application event log for more information.

The hardware provider for this volume returned an error for this operation.

Check the application event log for more information.

The loaded metadata is not valid for the resynchronization operation.

The metadata .cab file must specify a transportable hardware shadow copy.

The shadow copy ID was not found in the metadata. Please verify that the metadata .cab file

is the one generated when the hardware shadow copy was created.

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The source and destination pair for the resynchronization operation is not valid.

Only transportable hardware shadow copies are supported.

The source and destination cannot be dynamic volumes.

The resynchronization operation failed. Error: %1

The resynchronization operation successfully completed.

0Current context: %1

0Current options: %1

8Current options: <none>

0Verbose mode: %1

4Metadata file: %1%2

@Metadata file: <default>

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No Diskshadow aliases are currently defined in the environment.

( Alias %1 = %2

Number of DiskShadow aliases in environment: %1

Listing the writer metadata ...

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* WRITER "%1"

- Writer ID = %2

- Writer instance ID = %3

- Supports restore events = %4

- Writer restore conditions = %5

- Restore method = %6

- Requires reboot after restore = %7

0 - Excluded files:

Number of writers listed: %1

Listing writer status information ...

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* WRITER "%1"

- Status: %2 (%3)

- Writer failure code: 0x%4 (%5)

- Writer ID: %6

- Writer instance ID: %7

� + Component "%1:%2"

- Name: %3

- Logical path: %4

- Full path: %5

- Caption: %6

- Type: %7 [%8]

- Is selectable: %9

- Is top level: %10

- Notify on backup complete: %11

, - Components:

X - Paths affected by this component:

< - %1 [Does not exist]

\ - Volumes affected by this component:

D - Component Dependencies:

T - %1: Path = %2, Filespec = %3%4%5

@ - Dependency to "%1:%2"

Querying all shadow copies on the computer ...

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Querying all shadow copies with the shadow copy set ID %1

Querying all shadow copies with the shadow copy ID %1

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* Shadow copy ID = %1 %2

- Shadow copy set: %3 %4

- Original count of shadow copies = %5

- Original volume name: %6 [%7]

- Creation time: %8

- Shadow copy device name: %9

- Originating machine: %10

- Service machine: %11

* Shadow copy ID = %1 %2

- Shadow copy set: %3 %4

- Original count of shadow copies = %5

- Original volume name: %6 [volume not on this machine]

- Creation time: %7

- Shadow copy device name: %8

- Originating machine: %9

- Service machine: %10

@ - Exposed locally as: %1

@ - Exposed remotely as: %1

4 - Path exposed: %1

( - Not exposed

0 - Provider ID: %1

0 - Attributes: %1

Number of shadow copies listed: %1

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* ProviderID: %1

Type: [%2] %3

Name: %4

Version: %5

CLSID: %6

Number of providers registered: %1

@The command script failed.

lThe command script returned failure exit code %1.

�The Backup Components Document could not be created. No metadata was saved.

Could not resolve the current working directory to save the .cab metadata.

Use SET METADATA to specify a valid, existing directory.

dNo volumes currently in the shadow copy set.

tVolume name %1 alias name %2 Unique name: GUID %3

Number of volumes in shadow copy set: %1

`Alias %1 added to environment for value %2.

�Could not add alias to environment variables, Win32 error %1.

dComponent "%1" from writer "%2" is selected.

xComponent "%1" from writer "%2" is explicitly excluded.

Component "%1" from writer "%2" is excluded from backup,

because it requires volume %3 which is not in the shadow copy set.

Component "%1" from writer "%2" is excluded from backup

because it requires a volume that cannot be found on this system.

�Component "%1" from writer "%2" is excluded from backup,

because it has an excluded descendent: "%3".

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The component "%1" was not included in the backup. Aborting backup ...

Review the component and subcomponent definitions,

and verify list of volumes to be shadow copied.

The component "%1" was not found in the writer components list. Aborting backup ...

Check the syntax of the component name.

8Could not read file %1.

|Notifying VSS of selected writer components for restore.

( * Writer "%1":

@ + Selecting component: %1

tSetting restore status for all restore components...

* Including writer "%1":

8 + Adding component: %1

�Excluding writer "%1", because all of its components have been excluded.

�Excluding writer "%1", because it does not support restore events.

The writer "%1" is now entirely excluded from the backup,

because it does not contain any components that can be included.

The writer "%1" is now entirely excluded from the backup because the top-level

non selectable component "%2" is excluded.

ERROR: The writer "%1" was not included. Aborting ...

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ERROR: The writer "%1" has component "%2" not included. Aborting ...

Review the component and subcomponent definitions.

Also, verify list of volumes to be shadow copied and the

existing writers on the system.

dAll components from writer "%1" are selected.

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ERROR: The writer "%1" was not included. Aborting ...

Check the syntax of the writer name and writer ID.

PWriter %1 supports restore events.

ERROR: Selected writer "%1" is in a failed state

- Status: %2 (%3)

- Writer failure code: 0x%4 (%5)

- Writer ID: %6

- Instance ID: %7

�Could not save the Writer Metadata Document XML for writer %1.

�Writer %1 is present in the Backup Components Document and on the computer.

�Writer %1 with ID %2 is not present in the system.

This writer will be ignored.

�Could not find one or more writers or select one or more included components.

�Could not send the PreRestore event to one or more writers.

�The PreRestore event was successfully sent to the writers.

�The restore operation has started. Please issue END RESTORE when it is complete.

The restore simulation is complete.

The restore simulation failed.

�Note: END BACKUP was not commanded, writers not notified BackupComplete.

DiskShadow is exiting.

hMaking devices on the shadow copy set writable.

dThe shadow copy is now an independent volume.

lThe shadow copy has been removed from the system.

xThe specified shadow copy set ID does not exist in VSS.

�The provider cannot break this shadow copy.

Note: You cannot break software shadow copies.

Not all disks for this shadow copy can be reverted; operation cancelled.

Use the NOREVERTID option to skip identifier revert of the disks.

\The shadow copy set could not be broken.

hWarning: Making readwrite fails for volume %1.

�Deleting shadow copy %1 on volume %2 from provider %3 [Attributes: 0x%4]...

XNo shadow copies found of that volume.

@Deleting shadow copy %1...

HDeleting shadow copy set %1...

1 shadow copy deleted.

Number of shadow copies deleted: %1

HCould not find the mount point.

hCould not delete shadow copy %1 , error 0x%2 %3

pCould not delete shadow copy set %1 , error 0x%2 %3

�Check the application event log (using eventvwr.msc) or the provider's

documentation for more information.

�Attempting to expose the shadow copy as local mount point %1.

hThe shadow copy was successfully exposed as %1.

pCould not find properties of shadow copy set ID %1.

TCould not expose the shadow copy set.

HThe shadow copy is not exposed.

`No shadow copy is found at the mountpoint.

TNo exposed shadow copies in machine.

XCould not unexpose the shadow copy set.

XShadow copy ID %1 is no longer exposed.

�Reverting to shadow copy ID %1 on volume %2 from provider %3. Shadow copy attributes: [0x%4]...

�The volume was successfully reverted to the shadow copy.

The shadow copy is deleted.

The revert operation could not be performed,

because the volume contains one or more writers that block revert operations.

�The volume cannot be reverted because it is currently in use.

�A revert operation is currently in progress on the volume.

tThe revert operation is not supported on the volume.

tCould not revert the shadow copy. Shadow copy ID: %1

pCould not query the shadow copy. Shadow copy ID: %1

�The call to the QueryRevertStatus method failed with error 0x%1: %2

�The call to the IVssAsync::Wait method failed with error 0x%1: %2

lThe revert operation might still be in progress.

�The shadow copy could not be imported, because the Backup Components Document XML file in the metadata .cab file was not valid.

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Non-transportable shadow copies get imported to the same machine automatically.

|The call to the ImportSnapshots method failed, error %1.

LFail import operation, error %1.

tAlias %1 for value %2 set as an environment variable.

$Extracted %1.

�The specified file is not a valid DiskShadow .cab metadata file.

�Could not set alias %1 for value %2 as an environment variable.

PInserted file %1 into .cab file %2

xAlias %1 for shadow ID %2 set as environment variable.

�Alias %1 for shadow set ID %2 set as environment variable.

0Could not create .cab metadata file. If the metadata file name was specified using

SET METADATA, the file or directory path name may not be valid.

�Could not set the alias as an environment variable: Alias %1 = Shadow Copy %2

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hCould not resolve the .cab file directory path.

dThe metadata source directory was read-only.

TNo .cab metadata file was generated.

|Could not find file %1 to insert into .cab metadata file.

�Could not set the alias as an environment variable: Alias %1 = Shadow Copy Set %2.

LNo shadow copies found in system.

@Shadow copy set not found.

8Shadow copy not found.

�This version of the shadow copy hardware provider does not support this new operation.

�This machine is not running a version of VSS that supports this operation.

�

The last operation failed.

- Returned HRESULT: %1

- Error text: %2

COM call %1 failed.

Win32 call %1 failed.

4Invalid mount point.

`FileShare shadow copies cannot be exposed.

dFileShare shadow copies can not be reverted.

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