Windows 10: Checking backup status results in logs for "lost+found\......"?

As stated in the title. How can I troubleshoot this issue, whilst there is no folder "lost+found" present on the system.





Any ideas and/or directions for these log-entries:
1. where are they created locally, as during the consistency check of the backups, the files on the backup server are checked against the local disks?
2. could this be the pagefile.sys- or hiberfile.sys systeem files as the entire Windows OS is backed up?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers

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Problem backing up N70 with PC Suite Version 6.81.13.0

After installing the latest version of PC Suite the backup completes 100% on the status bar but does not finish. If, after 10 minutes of waiting, I press cancel, I get the error message that some content could not be read and that I should check the backup
log. The log seems to be normal even though it starts with the remark that the backup was cancelled. However, I can't find the backup file, tired searching for *.nfb files. Anybody know what to do?

Thanks.

 

Checking for backup text messages

It is your choice to use or not use restore. Restore gets your phone settings, start screen and app list.

You setup your account on the new phone. Your contacts, email, calendar and OneDrive and OneDrive contents all come with your account. So, to get backed up text messages you do not have to use 'restore'.

Your text message backup is stored on OneDrive. Text message backup setting on the phone is the 'switch' to do this.

Just so you know. Text massage backup is always done in real time. You can't turn it off for a month, then turn it back on and expect those messages to be in backup

 

Something to do with Linux maybe?
How to Recover /lost+found Fragments - Appuals.com

 

Thanks for the link, apparently it is created bij Linux/Unix devices. Strange that it is backed up from a Windows machine?

Cheers