Backup Set Integrity

Article
02/01/2011

Applies To: Windows Server 2008

When you run a backup operation, Windows Server Backup runs checks for consistency and hardware and software corruption to determine the integrity of the backup set.

Events

Event ID	Source	Message
3	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup catalog on selected backup disk '%1' is corrupt. Please choose a different target.
7	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup started at '%6' failed with following error code %7.
10	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	There is no backup available on target '%1' as backup data is corrupted.
11	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup of Volume '%2' on target found to be corrupt.
12	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup of Volume on target found to have some corrupt application metadata.
13	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup completed with warning(s) - Volume '%2' has developed new bad clusters. This may be an indication of problems with your hardware. %3 bytes have not been backed up as they could not be read. Please run chkdsk /R on '%2' and rerun the backup.
146	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	A volume '%1' included for backup is missing. This could be because the volume is dismounted, reformatted or disk is detached.
213	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup set of volume '%2' on target loaded.
519	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup started at '%1' failed to backup volume(s) '%2' with following error code %3 (%4). Please rerun backup once issue is resolved.
522	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	There is no backup available on target '%1' as backup data is corrupted. Please rerun backup to be able to restore from the target.
525	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Backup completed with warning(s) - Volume '%2' has developed new bad clusters. This may be an indication of problems with your hardware. %3 bytes have not been backed up as they could not be read. Please run chkdsk /R on '%2' and rerun the backup.
565	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	Consistency check for component '%1'\'%2' failed. Application '%3' will not be avaliable in the backup done at time '%4'
658	Microsoft-Windows-Backup	A volume '%1' included for backup is missing. This could be because the volume is dismounted, reformatted or disk is detached. Please correct the issue and rerun backup.