After running Ghost 2003 for several years without problems, I upgraded to Ghost 14. I can create a recovery point but after a few nights of successful incrementals, I get a CRC error such as below (and I have the ignore bad sectors checked). I can then create a new recovery point without error, run a few more nights of incrementals, and then the errror occurs again. I have run chkdisk several times and don't believe there is a problem with my hard drive. My file and folder backups work fine every night.
The only option I seem to have is to run a full backup every night. Does anyone have any other suggestions? I am using 14.0.0.24815 and have tried doing a live update but the update crashes and I have to reinstall Ghost again.
Error:
Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: My Computer Backup. Error E0BB0083: Unable to create incremental image. Warning A7C30019: The type of errors encountered indicate that this hard disk drive is about to fail. It is recommended that this drive be replaced soon. To ignore this error and backup this drive, select "Ignore bad sectors during copy" from the advanced options in the Drive Backup Wizard. Error E7C3000F: Device \\?\SymantecSnapshot0 cannot read 624 sectors starting at LBA 6304192. Error EBAB03F1: Data error (cyclic redundancy check).