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(edit) I see now there is already a topic on this in Fixed Bugs, so a little elaboration may be necessary.
Windows 7, by default, has a large amount of junctions in the Users\Erik directory. They are needed for windows to operate correctly. For example, there is a junction "Start Menu" that points to "C:\Users\Erik\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu". It is necessary that such junctions are not turned into directories in the process of backing up data, because if I ever move the backup back to C:, programs will expect that any changes to Start Menu also affect Appdata\Roaming\etc.. The current TC junction behaviour makes this impossible, and has me stare at a Cmd box for half an hour to recreate all junctions.
Also, I have junctions from for example "Music" to my external Music hard disk. It's not my objective to back that up, since the source drive is way too large to begin with, and since it's an entirely different medium I can just unplug that, should my computer catch fire. However, it's infeasible to tell TC, 'copy everything, but not this deeply buried folder'.
In possibly related news, I noticed an entry in the Users folder called "All Users", which dir/a informs me is a <SYMLINKD>. TC's copy of it on my backup drive is a broken folder that always tells me "Access Denied" when I open/delete it, even though I have full permissions. Since I don't know what a symlinkd is, I don't know if this is related or not; if it is: my apologies.
To reproduce: free up a considerate amount of space on another drive. Have Windows 7 Ultimate and TC7.50a, run as Admin. Copy your Users folder to your empty space ([x] Copy ntfs permissions, Options>> 2. Overwrite, [x]Skip, [x] Overwrite).
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Partial result - I didn't wait for the entire operation to finish
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