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Time Machine Mac On Pc. Virtual Drum Machine Software Reviews 2017

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I've just enabled time machine in my MAC and when I am using word 2011 I am now having a lot of trouble. After the first or second autosave, an error message appears indicating that a file cannot be saved because of a disk error or an improper disk format. It asks to save the file with a new name in a different location. I do so and when I re-open the old file it opens as a read only file. I therefore am having to turn off time machine because every 2 or 3 instance of autosave I get the same message. Something else I would do, is make sure that AutoRecovery is set to no less than 10 minutes and that the Time Machine backup is set to no less than 1 hour. Additionally, if you by chance are using a Virtual Machine on your system, either Parallels or VMWare I would not include the virtual machine file as part of the Time Machine backup.

Richard V. Michaels info@greatcirclelearning.com Provides free AuthorTec add-ins for Mac-Office and Win-Office. What I have noticed, though, is that even with the function off, Word saves temporary files (which I have not found a means of turning off) that sometimes are called word work files, which I suspect are at the root of the problem.

This is because when I get the message indicating that the file cannot be saved it also indicates that the file is being used by another process (Error code -43). Therefore, what I suspect is that the temporary file has been backed up onto the time machine and my user does not have access to the external drive where I have the time machine. Could this be the case? The.tmp file you see is the result of an interrupted renaming process. Word creates a temporary file whenever you save the currently-open document. Usually, the original file is then deleted and the.tmp file is renamed to become the new saved file. It seems that Time Machine kicks in and establishes a lock on the.tmp file to back it up, but it either does not release it (unlikely) or Word does not retry accessing it (likely).

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In either case, Word is prevented from renaming it and panics. At that point, all you are left with is that.tmp file that could not be renamed.