Macrium Reflect image names.

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  1. Posts : 31,630
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       #21

    cjsacksteder said:
    I too want a custom name for my backup images . . . still not in the product... So I made two batch files to replace "-00-00" with the date (yyyy_mm_dd).
    f14tomcat said:
    That could be dangerous. Macrium uses the sequence numbers "00-00" "00-01", etc., to link incrementals and/or differentials images together....



    ...custom name for my backup images . . . still not in the product...

    Really? What do you call this....

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    I have so many different machines to image that I want the machine's name (and the date) as the name of the Full image. So I untick the 'use the image ID as the file name' box, use a name in the form 'Machine-name_YYYY-MM-DD' then save this as the machine's backup definition file. Then if I make a Full image Macrium adds -00-00 to the end of my custom name. Subsequent Diferentials/Incrementals get -00-01, -00-02, etc.

    Then for a new Full image I just edit the backup definition file to change the date.
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    Multi-boot Windows 10/11 - RTM, RP, Beta, and Insider
       #22

    Exactly, @Bree and @cjsacksteder. That is the purpose of giving the user the option to manage the naming convention. That option, along with user comments in the image file (entered at backup time and retained if desired) give all the flexibility needed. The name you may choose is , of course, visible, and the comments are easily displayed by looking at the properties of the image file using the Macrium Reflect tab.

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