Backing up to Time Capsule

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nshady

Hi,

I want to backup my Windows Vista Ultimate PC to a 1TB time capsule on my
home network through Vista's inbuilt Backup and Restore Centre. When I pick
'Back up files' and then select 'On a network' and browse, I find the time
capsule. I can even browse the folders inside it. I have a folder called
"Windows backup" that I created, and I can select this folder. When I go to
click 'Next', though, I get prompted to enter my username and password for
the capsule, which I do. However, up comes this message:


"The network share could not be accessed for the following reason:

The RPC server is unavailable. (0x800706BA)

Please ensure the network location is valid."


What does this mean? I'm sure the location is valid, because I can browse
the capsule and to the folder. If look go to the properties of the folder, it
keeps reverting to "Read-only (Only applies to files in folder)" even when I
uncheck it and apply changes. I can't find a similar selection on the drive
itself.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
nshady said:
Hi,

I want to backup my Windows Vista Ultimate PC to a 1TB time capsule on my
home network through Vista's inbuilt Backup and Restore Centre. When I
pick
'Back up files' and then select 'On a network' and browse, I find the time
capsule. I can even browse the folders inside it. I have a folder called
"Windows backup" that I created, and I can select this folder. When I go
to
click 'Next', though, I get prompted to enter my username and password for
the capsule, which I do. However, up comes this message:


"The network share could not be accessed for the following reason:

The RPC server is unavailable. (0x800706BA)

Please ensure the network location is valid."


What does this mean? I'm sure the location is valid, because I can browse
the capsule and to the folder. If look go to the properties of the folder,
it
keeps reverting to "Read-only (Only applies to files in folder)" even when
I
uncheck it and apply changes. I can't find a similar selection on the
drive
itself.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Is Bonjour installed?
 
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