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Won't work as system won't have access to network share on other machine.

ok, script is setup to run (weekly) every 15 min from 6am to 5pm M-F. If I log
into the server, and wait for the appropriate time, the script runs, all the
log files get created, and everything is fine. I logout, no more logs, not
even if I remotely goto \\x64\scheduled tasks, and run it from there ...

Two 2003 servers. one is x86 (SBS 2003 R2), and one is x64 (2003 R2). The x86
is basically a backup file server if the x64 goes down. I have the batch
working just fine on the x86, except the shadow copy doesn't work because
files are in use on the x64. if I attempt to run the batch on the x64, I ...

Well, let me rephrase. The Shadow copy works with running the sync on the x64,
I no longer get the message when using the sync on the main server (x64).
However, the script to run all 10 batch sequences only works if the user the
scheduled task is assigned to is logged in. If I am not logged in, it ...

Well, I guess that doesn't work either. Found out I cannot for the life of me
get a scheduled task to run under x64 using either wscript, kixtart or batch
unless the user is logged into the server. I've switched it back, and lost 3
hours trying to get this to work. If you have more info on this ...

from the looks of this web site
http://www.backup4all.com/kb/trobleshooting-the-volume-shadow-copy-error-messages-243.html
it appears I need to switch the sync to be from the x64 down to the x32
server.
I'll do that and let you know.

Sorry, didn't replace properly, if you can delete the previous post, please do

Error: Error copying locked file "\\x64\Share\...\~$Phone Log from Voice
Mail.xlsx"!
Error starting Volume Shadow Copy Service!
(Error calling "AddToSnapshotSet". (0x80042308: IDispatch error #8456) Volume:
"\\x64 ...

Ok, to premise, I didn't see anything about not using this in commercial use,
so if I am out of line, please feel free to let me know.

I have two servers (SBS 2003 R2 x86) and (2003 R2 x64). I have files that I
store on x64 for normal use, but if that server goes down, want a fresh copy
on x86 ...