Whenever I get an i/o error on an NT client, it usually means there is file
corruption.  I would run chkdsk c: -f, and if it offers to run after
reboot, say yes and reboot the machine.  Then try your manual to see if you
still have the problem.



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Robert,

Insert this command into your DSM.OPT file.

BACKUPREGISTRY NO

This should disabled registry backup.

Vinh