Windows 11/10 带来了内置的文件历史记录工具,用于将文件备份和恢复到某些外部驱动器。您可以轻松启用和设置文件历史记录以存储存储在桌面(Desktop)、视频(Videos)、图片(Pictures)、音乐(Music)、OneDrive文件等中的文件和文件夹的副本。虽然该功能运行良好,但许多用户抱怨文件历史记录(File History)有时不起作用并引发错误,例如您无法将文件复制到文件历史(File History)驱动器以及错误代码80070005。
为文件历史(File History)备份显示的错误消息如下所示:
We can’t copy files to your File History drive
Failed to initiate user data backup (error 80070005)
(File History Error 80070005)Windows 11/10 上的文件历史记录错误 80070005
在尝试任何给定选项之前,您应该为您的 PC创建一个系统还原点,以防万一。以下是可能帮助您解决文件历史记录(File History)错误 80070005 的修复列表:
- 重新连接驱动器
- 卸载有问题的Windows 更新(Windows Update)
- 取得文件和文件夹的所有权
- 关闭文件历史记录(File History)并再次打开
- 重置文件历史记录。
让我们检查一下这些修复。
1]重新连接驱动器
有时问题太小,但我们不注意。在这种情况下也可能相同。因此,断开然后重新连接要备份文件的文件历史驱动器并检查备份过程是否有效。(File History)
您也可以连接其他一些外部驱动器,以查看第一个外部驱动器是否正常,或者问题仅出在第一个驱动器上。
2 ] 卸载(] Uninstall)有问题的Windows 更新(Windows Update)
Microsoft会不时发布累积更新。其中一个更新是2 月(Feb)发布的KB4601319,之后用户开始收到文件历史记录(File History)错误 80070005。Microsoft本身确认安全更新KB4601319(Microsoft)存在(KB4601319)错误,这可能是您无法使用文件备份文件的原因(File History)历史。
因此,卸载该更新可能会帮助您修复此错误。值得庆幸的是,有几种简单的方法可以轻松卸载 Windows 更新(uninstall Windows updates)。例如,只需遵循以下路径:
设置应用> Update和Security > View更新历史记录> Uninstall更新
现在查找KB4601319更新并将其卸载。
卸载后,重新启动 PC,文件历史记录(File History)错误 80070005 现在应该消失了。
如果您在安装任何Windows 更新(Windows Update)后遇到任何问题,您应该检查您的Windows 更新历史记录,然后将其卸载,然后将其隐藏,直到Microsoft发布固定更新。
3]取得文件和文件夹的所有权
如果您没有复制、修改或删除某些文件和文件夹的完全权限,那么使用文件历史记录(File History)的备份过程也不会发生,您最终可能会收到此文件历史记录(File History)备份错误。在这种情况下,您首先需要完全拥有(take full ownership of files and folders)要为您的用户帐户备份的文件和文件夹,然后再次尝试开始备份过程。
这可能需要一些时间来找出您需要获取或更改所有权的文件和文件夹,但这可能会对您有很大帮助。
4]关闭(Turn)文件历史记录(File History)并再次打开
这些是步骤:
- 连接要用于文件历史(File History)备份的外部驱动器
- 在 Windows 10 的搜索框中键入备份设置(backup settings)
- 按回车(Enter)键
- 单击使用文件历史记录(File History)部分备份(Back)下的更多选项(More options)
- 向下滚动页面
- 单击查看高级设置(See advanced settings)选项以打开文件历史记录(File History)页面
- 使用关闭(Turn off)按钮
- 单击打开(Turn on)按钮。
现在尝试使用File History开始备份过程。
5]重置文件历史记录
如果所有选项都不起作用,请尝试重置可能帮助您解决此问题的文件历史记录。(File History)在重置之前,请确保文件历史记录(File History)功能已关闭。之后,请按照下列步骤操作:
使用Win+E热键打开文件资源管理器
在文件资源管理器(File Explorer-)的地址栏中粘贴以下路径-
%UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\FileHistory
按回车(Enter)键
选择(Select)FileHistory文件夹下的所有文件和文件夹
删除所有这些文件。
删除所有这些文件和文件夹后,文件历史记录(File History)将成功重置。现在您可能能够开始并完成文件历史记录(File History)备份。
希望(Hope one)这些选项之一将为您解决文件历史记录(File History)错误 80070005。
阅读下一篇:(Read next:) 在 Windows 中手动删除文件历史记录文件(Delete File History files manually in Windows)。
Fix File History Error 80070005 on Windows 11/10
Windows 11/10 brings a built-in File History tool to backup and restore files to ѕome external drive. Yоu can easilу enable and set up File History to stоre copies of your files and folders stored in Desktop, Videos, Pictures, Music, OneDrive files, etc. Though the feature works well, many users have complained that File History dоesn’t work sometimes and throws an еrror like you сan’t copу files to уour File History drivе along wіth error code 80070005.
The error message that is displayed for File History backup goes like this:
We can’t copy files to your File History drive
Failed to initiate user data backup (error 80070005)
File History Error 80070005 on Windows 11/10
Before trying any of the given options, you should create a system restore point for your PC, just in case. Here is a list of fixes that might help you resolve File History error 80070005:
- Reconnect the drive
- Uninstall a problematic Windows Update
- Take ownership of files and folders
- Turn off File History and turn it on again
- Reset File History.
Let’s check these fixes.
1] Reconnect the drive
Sometimes the problem is too small but we don’t pay attention to it. That might be the same in this case also. So, disconnect and then reconnect the File History drive where you want to back up your files and check if the backup process works.
You may also connect some other external drive just to find out if the first external drive is OK or the problem is with that first drive only.
2] Uninstall a problematic Windows Update
Microsoft releases cumulative updates from time to time. One of such updates is KB4601319 that was released in Feb, after which users start receiving File History error 80070005. Microsoft itself confirms that the security update KB4601319 suffers from a bug and that might be a reason you’re not able to backup files using File History.
So, uninstalling that update might help you fix this error. Thankfully, there are a couple of simple ways to uninstall Windows updates easily. For example, just follow this path:
Settings app > Update & Security > View update history > Uninstall updates
Now look for the KB4601319 update and uninstall it.
After the uninstallation, restart your PC, and that File History error 80070005 should be gone now.
If you face any issue after installing any Windows Update, you should check your Windows Update History, then uninstall it and then hide it till Microsoft releases a fixed update.
3] Take ownership of files and folders
If you do not have full rights to copy, modify, or delete some files and folders, then also the backup process using File History won’t happen and you might end up receiving this File History backup error. In that case, you first need to take full ownership of files and folders that you want to backup for your user account and then try again to begin the backup process.
This might take some time to find out which files and folders are there for which you need to take or change ownership, but it might help you a lot.
4] Turn off File History and turn it on again
These are the steps:
- Connect the external drive that you want to use for File History backup
- Type backup settings in the Search box of Windows 10
- Press the Enter key
- Click on More options under Back up using File History section
- Scroll down the page
- Click on the See advanced settings option to open the File History page
- Use the Turn off button
- Click on the Turn on button.
Now try to begin the backup process using File History.
5] Reset File History
If none of the options work, then try to reset File History that might help you solve this problem. Before resetting, make sure that the File History feature is turned off. After that, follow these steps:
Use Win+E hotkey to open File Explorer
Paste the following path in the address bar of File Explorer-
%UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\FileHistory
Press the Enter key
Select all files and folders present under the FileHistory folder
Delete all those files.
Once all those files and folders are deleted, File History will reset successfully. Now you might be able to begin and complete the File History backup.
Hope one of these options will solve File History error 80070005 for you.
Read next: Delete File History files manually in Windows.