As part of the tests preparations, some backups are created, but
the tests aren't calling to their ->destroy() method at the end.
The destroy() method is needed to go cleaning and unsetting various
objects that, only then, will free resources, like memory, open files...
This isn't critical under Unix OSs... but Windows is really sensible
and keeps all open files locked, so any write operation on them fails.
Eloy Lafuente (stronk7)