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04-14-2020, 09:11 AM
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Yes, the schedule isn't actually changing. In fact, a NEW, second scheduled run is somehow being created. Yesterday, somehow, a second run was scheduled at 9:30pm (on the same days as my 2:30am run). So my schedule list now includes a second backup run for that disk. That second run is identified as #2.
Well, my point is that I'm not changing anything. I don't even open the program until I'm trying to figure out what happened. So I'm certainly not looking at my schedules when the new run is scheduled. I do not have backup-on-connect checked. 
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