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Comment from: Tammy Endlish [Visitor]
This worked! Thank you!
02/20/10 @ 19:03
Comment from: Brian [Visitor]
Thanks so much. I had the same problem and your solution fixed it.
02/23/10 @ 19:04
Comment from: Navè [Visitor]
Works perfectly, thanks
03/12/10 @ 17:54
Comment from: Ron MH [Visitor]
Thank you very much. It worked like a charm. Now if only Apple would fix this.
03/27/10 @ 22:15
Comment from: Danny [Visitor] Email
Yes, this did fix it... temporarily. Unfortunately it seems I have to do this almost ever other day! Have any permanent solutions?
05/08/10 @ 02:56
Comment from: Rob Kleven [Visitor]
Thanks for the help
05/28/10 @ 15:33
Thanks! That helped a lot!
06/13/10 @ 04:32
Comment from: Jeppe Schoubye [Visitor]
Worked perfectly!! Thanks a lot!!!
06/22/10 @ 11:32
Comment from: Martin Olsson [Visitor]
Worked like a charm!
08/20/10 @ 12:08
Comment from: Rick [Visitor]
Fantastic tip, thanks! As for your comment @Danny: I think the cause of the problem is the backup being prematurely stopped. My system backs up one an hour, and if while it is backing up, I close my laptop, it seems to make the next backup have this problem. I presume that the backup volume thinks it's still connected and so when the backup tries to get access, it tells it it is already in use.
08/27/10 @ 15:10

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