As far as I concerned I think this issue was got solved by the community... Because I am using it past few months and I don't have any issue's.EthanWinters wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:02 amI am still having this issue in September 2021. It's sad that ticket system is not that helpful nowadays. If anyone found the solution, please let us know.
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Issue with settings backup
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christkenddy
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Re: Issue with settings backup
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wudier
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Re: Issue with settings backup
I did what you did but the problem is still not solved.https://yowhatsapp.org/telecharger-gb-whatsapp/Roaster wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:26 pmHi!
It is still not solved, but obviously a correct behaviour by SBP.
Issue is or might be, that when starting SBP it asks me to type in my current Windows account password. For security reasons my user is not member of any administration groups. So, when SBP asks me for my password, IMO, it is still running in my user space, isn't?
Which means all drive mappings should still be valid as long as SBP is not running in a different context.
I don't know If this may be the cause, but I can't image why SBP cannot access a path which is normally accessible w/o any issues.
OTH, I don't know if I can force SBP to run with current user credentials, cause this would probably solve this issue. At least I would like to give this a shot for some trial and error thing.
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christkenddy
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Re: Issue with settings backup
are you encountering similar error message while attempting?wudier wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 3:15 amI did what you did but the problem is still not solved.Roaster wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:26 pmHi!
It is still not solved, but obviously a correct behaviour by SBP.
Issue is or might be, that when starting SBP it asks me to type in my current Windows account password. For security reasons my user is not member of any administration groups. So, when SBP asks me for my password, IMO, it is still running in my user space, isn't?
Which means all drive mappings should still be valid as long as SBP is not running in a different context.
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I don't know If this may be the cause, but I can't image why SBP cannot access a path which is normally accessible w/o any issues.
OTH, I don't know if I can force SBP to run with current user credentials, cause this would probably solve this issue. At least I would like to give this a shot for some trial and error thing.