![]() As you can see, the number of space being used for the shadow copy storage is larger (9,7 Gb). If the value of Maximum Shadow Copy Storage space is set to UNBOUNDED, it means that the limit for shadow copies is not set and they can potentially take up all available free disk space. In this example I want to decrease the usage to 5 Gb. As you can see, 10 of system drive (C:) space is allocated for shadow copy files and only 2 of which is used. Right-click on cmd.exe and pick Run as administrator 2. It’s also possible the maximum is set to UNBOUNDED, which indicates it can use up to 100 of your storage on that volume. I tried setting view to show hidden and system files to no avail. ![]() The only thing I could see on the partition was two empty folders. There are a few different things you can do to help overcome those errors.įor the deleted shadow copy errors (0x80070015) and (0x80990A59) you can perform the following:ġ) Make sure you have adequate free space on the protected volume G:Ģ) Defrag the volume and consolidate free space. IE: Defrag G: /Xģ) See if the shadow copy storage is limited, if so, increase it or move the shadow storage to a different volume. Open a command line as Administrator by browsing to C:\Windows\System32. I recently discovered the E: partition on one of my domain controllers was running out of space. Since Windows is using VSS to create a backup, it might be that your shadowstorage is full. For example, right now on a 800 GB drive I have reserved a maximum of 15GB for shadow copies, but the actual current size of shadow copies is only 3.9GB, and the size that is actually reserved/allocated is only 4.6GB (shown when using the command Vssadmin List ShadowStorage ). ![]() Yes, both errors are due to very high data churn on a volume with million of files. Apr 26th, 2018 at 4:07 AM It might be worth to investigate whether the problem lies in the (connection to the) QNAP, or local for your server.
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