Which macrium back up files can be opened to explore backed up files?


  1. provlima
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    Which macrium back up files can be opened to explore backed up files?


    When I back up my drives macrium 7 creates 2 files
    an xml file and a disk partition image file
    what is the purpose and relationship between these two files?
    Can the partition image file be opened to explore the backed up data? If so, how?
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  3. Access Denied
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    Just double click the Disk Partition image. It will open the UAC prompt if you have it enabled. Click yes and a box will pop up. Check the box next to the image you want to mount and explore. Click OK.
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