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The thread discusses issues with creating system images in Windows 10 Pro, with the original poster encountering specific error codes and suspecting conflicts with security software or backup settings. Various users suggest troubleshooting steps, including disabling security programs, checking background processes, and trying different backup solutions. Ultimately, the original poster resolves the problem by disabling custom power plans created by Iolo System Mechanic, switching to Windows' high-performance mode, which allows successful system image creation.
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Every time I try to make a system image in Windows 10 Pro x64 I get the following error message. Error code 0x807080151 along with error code0x80070020 at the bottom of the same page. Here's a screenshot of it.Shadow Copy, etc. is on/started. I've tried stopping them & restarting them. Also ran checkdisk and sfc /scannow. Nothing found.
 

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**SOLVED** Iolo System Mechanic Standard's created power plans were the culprit. I disabled them, switched my pc to Windows' High Performance plan and System Image is working now. I forgot all about checking that one before I posted this.
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I'm wondering if it's something to do with using FileHistory, too. I don't know why it would be, as I'm only trying to do a system image, not use the full blown Windows 7 Backup for a image and a backup of document's, etc..
It's also, not the Insider Preview version of Windows 10.
 
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I always make my images from the Acronis boot disk. Then nothing is running or updating in the background to cause problems.
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You are trying to do a backup of a VM? I have no experience with VM, but where is the backup location in relation to the VM?
 
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Hi

I don't know what's causing the problem, but I've been using EaseUS TODO backup and recovery Free, with good results.
I've made 22 backups and restored 7 times since I started using Windows 10.

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So if you want to get a image made you could give it a try.

It makes it's own recovery disk in either Linux or WindowsPE format and it literally only takes a couple of clicks to make a backup.

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**SOLVED** Iolo System Mechanic Standard's created power plans were the culprit. I disabled them, switched my pc to Windows' High Performance plan and System Image is working now. I forgot all about checking that one before I posted this.
 
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