Want to make a quick image with cmd

This is the beginning of the image process on 8.1:

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600]
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C:\Users\rrkurtz>wbadmin start backup -backupTarget:F: -include:C: -AllCritical -quiet
wbadmin 1.0 - Backup command-line tool
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Retrieving volume information...
This will back up SYSTEM_DRV(EFI System Partition) (260.00 MB),Lenovo_C(C:),(\\?\Volume{9698531e-6b61-4349-9991-c1cd0a8d83ff}\) to F:.
The backup operation to F: is starting.
Creating a shadow copy of the volumes specified for backup...
Creating a shadow copy of the volumes specified for backup...
Creating a backup of volume SYSTEM_DRV(EFI System Partition) (260.00 MB), copied (0%).
Creating a backup of volume SYSTEM_DRV(EFI System Partition) (260.00 MB), copied (100%).
The backup of volume SYSTEM_DRV(EFI System Partition) (260.00 MB) completed successfully.
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (0%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (2%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (3%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (5%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (6%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (7%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (9%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (10%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (11%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (13%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (14%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (16%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (17%).

This is the end of the image process:

Code:

Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (98%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (98%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (99%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (99%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (99%).
Creating a backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:), copied (100%).
The backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:) completed successfully.
Creating a backup of volume  (450.00 MB), copied (99%).
The backup of volume  (450.00 MB) completed successfully.
Summary of the backup operation:
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The backup operation successfully completed.
The backup of volume SYSTEM_DRV(EFI System Partition) (260.00 MB) completed successfully.
The backup of volume Lenovo_C(C:) completed successfully.
The backup of volume  (450.00 MB) completed successfully.
Log of files successfully backed up:
C:\WINDOWS\Logs\WindowsBackup\Backup-26-04-2015_02-25-28.log

So as far as wbadmin is concerned, everything worked correctly. Now to try and mount C:.

Just noticed the sizes. They seem awful small to me:

Same error trying to mount any of the three vhdx files.

Will see hoe Win 10 works as soon as it finishes.

I think I figured it out. Even though I was getting an error, the vhdx was being mounted but no driver letter was assigned. I assigned Z: and I was then able to browse it.

I detached the mounts then this time I use Disk Management as your tutorial said and it worked fine, no errors and I can browse it in Windows Explorer. Previously I had been right clicking on the vhdx file and selecting Mount.

So the real problem was I didn't follow directions!