Ok.
I ran into this while doing my regular backups.
There's a file on my system, that doesn't actually exist, so i cannot be erased - but the system still 'sees' it's there - so it tries to back it up, except that it doesn't exist (and hence, can't be backup up). Net result, my backup fails cause of one lousy unimportant file (which doesn't actually exist anyway!)
Anyone still follow?
What I need is some sort of disk utility that will 'erase' the non-existant file.
I've tried: reboot, windows system restore, defrag, and command line options. Can't erase/rename file (File not found). BUT still can't backup the directory (file not found) Any suggestions would be useful!