Restoring Image Failed with "Windows 100mb Boot Partition"

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I have a HDD with 4 partitions. I just wanted to make backup for the “System Partition” it was done perfect it has the whole data inside (I checked it with Hiren´s Boot and Ubuntu Live CD) the issue came with the “Windows Boot Partittion” the famous 100mb or 300mb partition depending what windows you´re using. I have no choice to back up this essential partition unless I assign for it a letter like “D” or “E” in Windows and it nos suppose that a regular user should do that.
Version in the server: 2.0.36
Version in the client: 2.0.34

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The sysvol is automatically backed up if you backup the “C” volume. Does that not work?

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No, is no working. Even I realized that I got the whole partition table including those ones that I did´t save. I eliminated them with Parted Magic fixing that way the partition table errors was showing. I left only the 100mb partition and the system partition and nothing. It was MBR not GPT. I can still have access to the system partition from the LiveCD but the 100mb it´s empty at all and of course the system is not loading.
Thnaks in advance as always and you´re doing a GOOD JOB

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Can you run C:\Program Files\UrBackup\sysvol_test.exe as administrator and post the output?

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yes sure, give me a minute please

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Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{e64294f9-2bbb-11e5-86fc-d4ae5269085a}" Name=“primary” Type=“ntfs” VPaths=0 Size=1999823175168
Bootable flag set for volume
Found potential candidate: \?\Volume{e64294f9-2bbb-11e5-86fc-d4ae5269085a}\ Score: 3
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{03fb5a04-94c9-4a54-a277-10b8ab829be1}" Name=“my passport” Type=“ntfs” VPaths=1 Size=3000556843008
GPT formated hard disk encountered. No bootable flag. Attributes = 0
Bootable flag not set for volume
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{44192c0c-2e83-11e4-adaf-d4ae5269085a}" Name=“pc_video” Type=“ntfs” VPaths=1 Size=2000377958400
Error reading partition information for bootable flag (Volume=\?\Volume{44192c0c-2e83-11e4-adaf-d4ae5269085a})
Bootable flag not set for volume
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{4868c85d-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a}" Name="" Type=“ntfs” VPaths=0 Size=104853504
Bootable flag set for volume
Found potential candidate: \?\Volume{4868c85d-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a}\ Score: 5
Cannot get storage device number
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{4868c85e-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a}" Name=“system” Type=“ntfs” VPaths=1 Size=64424505344
Filesystem is System partition. Skipping…
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{4868c85f-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a}" Name=“data” Type=“ntfs” VPaths=1 Size=935122169856
Error reading partition information for bootable flag (Volume=\?\Volume{4868c85f-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a})
Bootable flag not set for volume
Filesystem. Vol="\?\Volume{689098a9-3c44-11e3-be03-806e6f6e6963}" Name="" Type="" VPaths=1 Size=-1
Bootable flag not set for volume
Not on Physical Device ‘C’: \?\Volume{e64294f9-2bbb-11e5-86fc-d4ae5269085a}
Cannot get storage device number
Different device type from ‘C’: \?\Volume{4868c85d-296a-11e4-8a3a-d4ae5269085a}
Found no SYSVOL on the same physical device as ‘C’.
No sysvolume found.
Trying to open SYSVOL()…
Could not open SYSVOL(). Last error=3
System dir: C:\Windows
Volpath: \.\C:
Cannot get storage device number
No EFI System Partition found.
Trying to open EFI System Partition()…
Could not open EFI System Partition(). Last error=3

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It cannot get device information for C:. Perhaps a broken driver…

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OK thanks so much, I will try in another computer to see what happens if I solve the issue here I let you know. Thanks for the time.