Solve this by either:
- Assign the destination drive/partition a driveletter
- Change the destination drive/partition driverletter to something else (this solved it for me)
E.g.
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Pieter
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February 11th, 2012 at 3:47
I can’t believe it, but changing the destination’s drive letter worked.
kudoes to u…