Hello, just recently updated Site Manager today and ran into this issue. I can copy/create one schedule and configure it how I want to. But when I try to copy it, or another schedule and set a new name.. both the new copy and the previous schedule take the new name. They can't be managed independently. Trying to delete one, deletes both. 

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SinJawnz - 3 February 2020 5:17 PM

Hello, just recently updated Site Manager today and ran into this issue. I can copy/create one schedule and configure it how I want to. But when I try to copy it, or another schedule and set a new name.. both the new copy and the previous schedule take the new name. They can't be managed independently. Trying to delete one, deletes both. 

Hi,
I've just checked this on our test systems running 7.2.7408 - it looks like using the 'copy' button on both schedules and definitions is working correctly using those steps, so it looks like there's something more complex going on here. Could you contact out support team at https://www.macrium.com/support to investigate and gather some more data?

Kind Regards,

Alex

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A fix for this has been produced as Site Manager build 7.2.4709. 

Kind Regards,

Alex

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Excellent, thanks for the quick fix!

For anyone affected with this problem, the new release will prevent new schedules from being created with the issue, but old schedules may still have the problem. 

If you check C:\ProgramData\Macrium\SiteManager\schedules.xml any schedule with "<guid>{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}</guid>" is affected. If you have more than one of these, I'd recommend deleting the schedules affected in the Site Manager interface and recreating them. 

Future releases of Site Manager will contain some code to 'clean up' this issue.

Kind Regards,

Alex

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