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Vista Backup to NAS error 0x80070534

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by RichC593, Aug 19, 2007.

  1. RichC593

    RichC593 Guest

    I keep getting an error message "No mapping between the account names and
    security ID was done 0x80070534" when trying to run Back up Configuration to
    NAS (Buffalo Link Station) on my home network. Prior to receiving the error
    I am asked for user name and password to access the NAS which doesn't
    require a users name or password. There are literally hundreds of kb
    articles related to the same error (not the error number) but, none of the
    articles are related Vista or my specific problem. I am running Vista
    Business on Dell Inspiron (at work I am connected to sbs2000 domain).



    any and all ideas are appreciated.



    Thanks,



    RichC593
     
  2. Kerry Brown

    Kerry Brown Guest

  3. Travis

    Travis Guest

    Exactly the same problem, although with a fancy new Western Digital
    MyBook NAS 500GB drive. Using Vista Business Edition running in the
    Administrator Account mode.

    Never had this problem with XP Pro SP2 backup program using a variety
    of Western Digital NAS drives under the exact same scenario.


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  4. Gene

    Gene Guest

    I have the same problem, and with a Buffalo LinkStation. I can log on to
    the NAS using Explorer, and have it set up as a networked drive (Z:).

    Thanks,
    Gene


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  5. G.Mester

    G.Mester Guest

    What firmware do you have? Aparently you need to upgrde to the latest
    available from Buffalo.

    "Gene" <Gene.353mt1@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in message
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    > I have the same problem, and with a Buffalo LinkStation. I can log on to
    > the NAS using Explorer, and have it set up as a networked drive (Z:).
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Gene
    >
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  6. Gene

    Gene Guest

    G.Mester;621056 Wrote: <!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
    > What firmware do you have? Aparently you need to upgrde to the latest
    > available from Buffalo.
    >
    >
    > We have a very old (first generation) LinkStation. However, later last
    > night I solved the problem! I disconnected from the network drive so
    > that Vista did not try to logon to the LinkStation when it started. Then
    > I rebooted and tried the backup again. This time it worked. This
    > morning, from my Standard user account it successfully ran the backup I
    > had set to run at 10:00 AM.
    >
    > I read a post somewhere that rebooting would solve the problem. Since I
    > both disconnected from the drive and rebooted I do not know what solved
    > the problem, but it works. And from the Standard User Account (my daily
    > account) I automatically log on to the LinkStation.
    >
    > Thanks for your suggestion.
    >
    > Kind regards,
    > Gene<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->


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  7. svg

    svg Guest

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