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hallo,
habe powerquest drive image 7.0 unter xp prof. installiert. soweit alles in bester ordnung. wenn ich allerdings ein backup von c:\ machen will, bekomme ich die fehlermeldung, dass pqv2i.sys nicht gefunden werden kann. sie ist aber in system32/drivers vorhanden.
hatte jemand dasselbe problem?
woher bekomm ich diese systemdatei?
vielen dank
charly
Betr:pqv2i.sys
Hallo mrc
Als Anhang ein Auszug aus einer niederländischen Behebung des Problemes.Meiner Meinung reicht ein
Update des pqv2i.sys drivers eigentlich aus da es in seiner
Modernisierten Fassung um ca.30K größer ist.Ich versuche gerade es herunterzuladen.Falls ich es bekommen sollte.Sende ich es Dir gerne über e-mail
zu.Bis dann
cc
Betr:pqv2i.sys
Sorry der Anhang:
1. Make sure you have updated to Drive Image 7.01. This is available as a download from our web site.
2. Stop the V2i Protector service.
3. Locate the PQV2I.sys file in the C:\winnt\system32\drivers directory.
4. Make a copy of the original PQV2I.sys file.
5. Delete the original PQV2i.sys file and replace with the new PQV2i.sys file.
6. Reboot the machine.
Hallo
abe die Treiber erhalten.Und so wie gesagt brauch nur
der pqv2i.sys treiber ersetzt werden.Und das Problem
ist behoben.Meine e-mail:
[email protected]
cc
Hi, könnte mir vielleicht jemand auch die pqv2i datei zukommen lassen, habe auch das selbe problem wie ihr :-)
DANKE!
[email protected]
habe die dateien von ftp://updates:[email protected] runtergeladen, falls es sonst noch jemand braucht... passwd: pqv2isysdriver
Hi, I apologise for the German text as I used Babelfish to translate it. I've got a similar problem with Drive Image. I've tried the FTP but can't find that file, could someone please email it to me? Thanks very much if you can. [email protected]
Hallo, entschuldige mich ich für den deutschen Text, wie ich Babelfish verwendete, um es zu übersetzen. Ich habe ein ähnliches Problem mit Antrieb Bild. Ich haben versucht, das ftp aber nicht diese Akte finden können, könnte jemand email es zu mir gefallen? Dankt sehr viel wenn Sie Kan. [email protected]
Also ich habe auch das gleiche Problem.
Auf den FTP komm ich leider nicht drauf.
Wenn jemand so nett wäre und mir auch die Datei schicken
könnte.
Meine E-Mailadresse: [email protected]
Danke schon im Vorheraus
Hallo, ich habe dieses Problem erhoben. Siehe unten meine Persoenliche Erfahrung mit Loesung (Dokumentiert auf Englisch fuer mein Archiv , also nicht auf Deutsch, Entschuldigung...). Hoffentlich bringt es etwas fuer anderen mit dem gleichen Problem
Mfg,
Maarten, Niederlande
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Problem (April 12, 2005):
The following error occurs on a Windows XP SP2 server with the latest Windows Updates in combination with Norton Ghost 9.0 (also with the latest updates) when trying to backup the Windows-partition (C-Drive):
An error occurred creating a backup of drive C:\. The Virtual Volume Imaging driver (pqv2i.sys) is not present on the system.Error EC8F000C: Cannot find the Virtual Volume Image driver. Error 00000002: The system cannot find the file specified
Other info:
- This DELL-machine initially had Norton Internet Security (NIS) 2005 installed on it, which was removed through Add/Remove programs. However, obviously some components of NIS remained on the system, since uninstalling LiveReg produced an error message ‘Please uninstall NIS first’, in spite of the fact that NIS had already been removed !
Cause:
I couldn’t exactly put my finger on it, however this seemed to be an error related to Data Execution Prevention – shorthand DEP (A Windows XP Memory Protection technology built into SP2), either during Norton Ghost 9.0 installation, configuration, LiveUpdate or the use of Norton Ghost 9.0.
Solution:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Only use this solution if you do not have any other Symantec software on your system that could be affected and you would like to retain on the system.
The exact steps followed which solved this problem (for me at least) were:
1. Changed C:\boot.ini. Replaced any ‘/NoExecute <option>’ occurrances by ‘/Execute’ so that DEP is disabled in Windows XP
2. Restarted machine
3. Uninstalled Norton Ghost 9.0
4. Uninstalled LiveUpdate 2.0
5. Tried to Uninstall LiveReg -> Error is produced stating that in order to uninstall LiveReg, Norton Internet Security (NIS) must be removed first.
6. Restarted machine
7. Downloaded SymNRT.exe from Symantec using the following hyperlink. This utility removes any NIS remains still on the system. Please note that after running SymNRT.exe, LiveReg was also successfully removed.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039?Open&src=sg&docid=2004020314035036&nsf=tsgeninfo.nsf&view=docid&dtype=&prod=Norton%20Ghost&ver=9.0&osv=&osv_lvl=
8. Restarted machine
9. Install LiveUpdate 2.0 (it is present on the Ghost 9.0 CD-ROM). This step COULD possibly be unneccessary for you since LiveUpdate is supposed to be installed at step 8 as well. However, for me, it proved to be necessary to do it in this exact order.
10. Install Ghost 9.0
11. Restarted machine
12. Open Ghost 9.0 and run LiveUpdate (in the Help menu) in order to update Ghost 9.0 to the latest version.
13. Restarted machine
14. After trying to backup the Windows-partition (in my case this is C), the problem has now disappeared and I can now perform a backup successfully, either on-demand or scheduled using a Backup Task ! I’ll let you know if this solution proves to be a viable STRUCTURAL solution (in other words: Whether or not the problem re-appears or not in the short future)
Hallo, ich habe dieses Problem erhoben. Siehe unten meine Persoenliche Erfahrung mit Loesung (Dokumentiert auf Englisch fuer mein Archiv , also nicht auf Deutsch, Entschuldigung...). Hoffentlich bringt es etwas fuer anderen mit dem gleichen Problem
Mfg,
Maarten, Niederlande
****************************************
Problem (April 12, 2005):
The following error occurs on a Windows XP SP2 server with the latest Windows Updates in combination with Norton Ghost 9.0 (also with the latest updates) when trying to backup the Windows-partition (C-Drive):
An error occurred creating a backup of drive C:\. The Virtual Volume Imaging driver (pqv2i.sys) is not present on the system.Error EC8F000C: Cannot find the Virtual Volume Image driver. Error 00000002: The system cannot find the file specified
Other info:
- This DELL-machine initially had Norton Internet Security (NIS) 2005 installed on it, which was removed through Add/Remove programs. However, obviously some components of NIS remained on the system, since uninstalling LiveReg produced an error message ‘Please uninstall NIS first’, in spite of the fact that NIS had already been removed !
Cause:
I couldn’t exactly put my finger on it, however this seemed to be an error related to Data Execution Prevention – shorthand DEP (A Windows XP Memory Protection technology built into SP2), either during Norton Ghost 9.0 installation, configuration, LiveUpdate or the use of Norton Ghost 9.0.
Solution:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Only use this solution if you do not have any other Symantec software on your system that could be affected and you would like to retain on the system.
The exact steps followed which solved this problem (for me at least) were:
1. Changed C:\boot.ini. Replaced any ‘/NoExecute <option>’ occurrances by ‘/Execute’ so that DEP is disabled in Windows XP
2. Restarted machine
3. Uninstalled Norton Ghost 9.0
4. Uninstalled LiveUpdate 2.0
5. Tried to Uninstall LiveReg -> Error is produced stating that in order to uninstall LiveReg, Norton Internet Security (NIS) must be removed first.
6. Restarted machine
7. Downloaded SymNRT.exe from Symantec using the following hyperlink. This utility removes any NIS remains still on the system. Please note that after running SymNRT.exe, LiveReg was also successfully removed.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039?Open&src=sg&docid=2004020314035036&nsf=tsgeninfo.nsf&view=docid&dtype=&prod=Norton%20Ghost&ver=9.0&osv=&osv_lvl=
8. Restarted machine
9. Install LiveUpdate 2.0 (it is present on the Ghost 9.0 CD-ROM). This step COULD possibly be unneccessary for you since LiveUpdate is supposed to be installed at step 10 as well. However, for me, it proved to be necessary to do it in this exact order.
10. Install Ghost 9.0
11. Restarted machine
12. Open Ghost 9.0 and run LiveUpdate (in the Help menu) in order to update Ghost 9.0 to the latest version.
13. Restarted machine
14. After now trying to backup the Windows-partition (in my case this is C), the problem has now disappeared and I can now perform a backup successfully, either on-demand or scheduled using a Backup Task ! I’ll let you know if this solution proves to be a viable STRUCTURAL solution (in other words: Whether or not the problem re-appears or not in the short future)
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