[Veritas-bu] Backing up drives that don't exist?

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Running 4.5 FP6.  I have some servers that are trying to backup drives that
do not exist.  For example a Windows2000 SP4 server has the E:\ drive
failing.  The server has not E:.  There are no VSP files, no CD at E and the
service is running as local system so I cannot see it being an e drive
mapped in a service account profile.  Any ideas?



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<p class=MsoNormal><font size=2 face=Arial><span style='font-size:10.0pt;
font-family:Arial'>Running 4.5 FP6.&nbsp; I have some servers that are trying to
backup drives that do not exist.&nbsp; For example a Windows2000 SP4 server has 
the
E:\ drive failing.&nbsp; The server has not E:.&nbsp; There are no VSP files, 
no CD at E
and the service is running as local system so I cannot see it being an e drive
mapped in a service account profile.&nbsp; Any ideas?</span></font></p>

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