Mark Twain wrote:
Are you saying that the 780 doesn't
recognize the HD?

I also had noticed this error on more
than one file from the 750GB backups,..
so could it of been a problem with the
750HD?

Is this also why it showed nothing on
the info/health tabs on the HDTune scan?

Robert

No, SMART failure is a different problem.

You currently only have the 2TB drive within
view of HDTune, so the SMART should be working.

If you're not using the "1-7-18 Win7 Pro Mrimg backup.xml"
file, you could always choose to delete it. I
don't really know how many of your XML files
have errors, but presumably the file you
use to run backups right now is fresh and
correct.

*******

The Windows "diskpart" command can give the
DiskID from the MBR. It was in my picture.

(admin command prompt)

diskpart
list disk
select disk 1
detail disk
exit

That should report the DiskID for disk 1.
You can "select disk 2" if there is a second
disk, then do "detail disk" to get the details
of the second disk drive.

I got a lesson about DiskID only in the
last couple weeks, when I overwrote one
while "fixing" a boot problem. And the
boot was still broken - and then I knew
I was ignorant about the MBR layout and
had to go research it. When I fix the boot
code on an MBR now, I limit the command
to 440 bytes instead of 446. The details
I needed, were in Wikipedia for MBR.

Paul