Assigning a permanent drive letter to an external USB drive / flash drive / memory stick in Windows
Assigning a permanent drive letter to an external USB drive / flash drive / memory stick in Windows Introduction This article provides information about assigning a...

Copying open / locked files with SyncBackSE/Pro
Copying open / locked files with SyncBackSE/Pro Open / locked files can only be copied by SyncBackSE/Pro when the following criteria are met: SyncBackFree...

Access Denied error message
Access Denied error message If a file cannot be copied because of an Access Denied error message it is because the  file security permissions are not set...

FAQ: I cannot get SyncBack to work with the Windows Task Scheduler. What's wrong?
Q: I cannot get SyncBack to work with the Windows Task Scheduler. What's wrong? There are a number of possible reasons: - Check to see what error message is returned...

Running SyncBack from an external storage device
Running SyncBackSE/Pro from an external storage device This article provides information about running SyncBack from an external storage device, e.g. USB flash memory,...

Known bugs, problems, and issues with SyncBack and their fixes
Known bugs, problems, and issues with SyncBack and their fixes This article provides information about known bugs with the latest release version of SyncBackSE,...

External exception E06D7363
External exception E06D7363 This article provides information about how to resolve the error External exception E06D7363 which may be given when an attempt is made to...

Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer. (0x80070569)
Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer. (0x80070569) If you receive this error from the Windows Task Scheduler then it...

Cannot copy file (87): The parameter is incorrect
Cannot copy file (87): The parameter is incorrect This error ( Cannot copy file (87): The parameter is incorrect ) occurs when a file over 4GB in size is being copied...

Common FTP errors and Socket Error messages
Common FTP errors and Socket Error messages This article provides information about common errors when using FTP with SyncBack V3 freeware or SyncBackSE V4.0.7 and...

FAQ: When I run SyncBackSE/Pro on Windows Vista (or later) it always prompts me with "A program needs your permission to continue". Why?
Q: When I run SyncBackSE/Pro Windows always prompts me with “A program needs your permission to continue”. Why? Windows Vista introduced some very strict...

Backing up Microsoft Outlook PST files
Backing up Microsoft Outlook PST files Introduction This article describes how to locate and backup Microsoft Outlook files. The Personal Folder file (.pst /...

0x80070005: Access is denied error message when scheduling a profile
“0x80070005: Access is denied” error message when you create a Scheduled Task This article provides information about the 0x80070005 error when...

FAQ: Where are my profiles settings stored?
Q: Where are my profiles settings stored? To make a backup of your profile use the Profiles > Export Profile menu item. With SyncBackSE/Pro you can also export...

FAQ: How do I backup to a CD-RW, DVD+RW, or DVD-RW disk?
Q: How do I backup to a CD-RW, DVD+RW, or DVD-RW disk? If you are using SyncBackPro (and are not using Windows 8) then simply create a profile that does a backup to...

SyncBackSE and SyncBackPro Licensing

Which files do I backup for my XP Mode virtual machine?

FAQ: How do I send an attachment with my support ticket?

VSS_E_PROVIDER_VETO error on volume

Cannot copy file (87): The parameter is incorrect

Cannot copy file (1314)

Access Denied error message

FAQ: What is a Junction Point (Reparse Point) ?

Copying open / locked files with SyncBackSE/Pro

Warning: Open/locked files cannot be copied message in log file

The differences between file systems (FAT, FAT32, NTFS, ReFS, etc.)

On Windows Vista (and later) SyncBackSE/Pro cannot see networked drives but SyncBackFree can

Setup has detected that SyncBackPro/SE/Free is currently running. Please close all instances of it now, then click Ok to continue, or Cancel to exit.

A comparison of compression methods and levels

FTP, FTPS, and SFTP servers