Since no one knowledgeable has responded, I'll throw this out:
There was a software trigger that flagged an error, but when it went to
identify it, there was no link to tell what the error was. I used to have
to debug programs that didn't trap all possible errors. When confronting
the programmer, they said "That would never happen!" Well, it did.
So, you may have an "unanticipated error." It is probably a system error,
so you may be having another problem that is causing it, like even a
hardware problem. The "system" expects a certain situation that is not as
it should be, or is expected to be.
John
"PIRX1959" <PIRX1959@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B0EA8EBF-2ACB-4960-8E8B-C8F876D5BAA3@microsoft.com...
>I am getting the following message when I run Vista's (Ultimate) PC backup
> utility. I have tried backing up to an external hard drive and DVD's. I
> get
> the same error message a quarter of the way into the backup.
> I have turned off all other programs (including the anti-virus) and the
> computer is brand new.
>
> Any ideers on what may be causing this?
>
> "The writer experienced a transient error ..."
> --
> PIRX1959
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