New Macrium Reflect Updates

Motim · 31 Oct 2018

Motim said:

Hello,
Link to the download page, please.
Thanks
Motim

Hello,
With all the respect, on the attachment to the previous mail, were the 'names' of the offline installer files, and I asked for the link to those files. The link you gave was the on-line installer.
Thanks again.
Motim

kado897 · 31 Oct 2018

Motim said:

Hello,
With all the respect, on the attachment to the previous mail, were the 'names' of the offline installer files, and I asked for the link to those files. The link you gave was the on-line installer.
Thanks again.
Motim

See this knowledgebase article. https://knowledgebase.macrium.com/di...eflect+offline

Bree · 31 Oct 2018

Motim said:

With all the respect, on the attachment to the previous mail, were the 'names' of the offline installer files, and I asked for the link to those files. The link you gave was the on-line installer.

Those were my offline installers. I downloaded the online installer from that link, then ran it to create the offline installers for x86 and x64 - as described in the knowledgebase article kado897 gave the link for.

Bree · 31 Oct 2018

I have successfully imaged and restored two quite different machines with v7.2, one a legacy x86 1809 17763.55 and the other a uefi x64 1803 17134.376.

Just to see if it would work, I also tried restoring the v7.2 uefi x64 1803 image by booting from an old x86 legacy v7.1 restore usb - that too worked perfectly.

Kari · 31 Oct 2018

Steve C said:

That must be the reason. I'll give Viboot another try now I know to delete that file.

When you are done with viBoot VM, delete it:

Next, select everything in your virtual machine repository folder set in viBoot settings:

If viBoot is still running, the content in repository folder cannot be deleted:

To be able to delete repository folder content, exit viBoot first. Please notice that when you close viBoot window, it will still be running in the background. To exit, you need to right click it in system tray and select Exit. Repository content can now be removed.

Kari

Bree · 31 Oct 2018

Steve C said:

That must be the reason. I'll give Viboot another try now I know to delete that file.

Kari said:

....Next, select everything in your virtual machine repository folder set in viBoot settings...

If you didn't set a VM repository folder in viBoot settings and have uninstalled viBoot now so can't check what it was, then the default location would have been: C:\ProgramData\Macrium\viBoot

cereberus · 31 Oct 2018

Backed up and restored 1809 and 18267 pefectly. The patch for Skippy is obviously permanent now.

Only minor glitch is if I create a bootable usb drive from 18267, it does not boot, but does from 1809. I am sure this is a 18627 issue rather than Reflect.

If I inject an amd sata driver using dism into boot.wim, it works ok. A rather academic issue really until next April but one to keep an eye on if other get a similar issue.

cereberus · 31 Oct 2018

CountMike said:

No need or that, don't you know about the fix ? It has to be applied every time but it's easier.

I also get the GSOD if I open an image from Fast Ring. What is the fix?

CountMike · 31 Oct 2018

cereberus said:

I also get the GSOD if I open an image from Fast Ring. What is the fix?

Run in Command prompt(Admin) fltmc unload wcifs
I'm just trying to set batch file I placed command in to run in autostart as administrator so I don't have to do it every time.

pigpenz · 31 Oct 2018

CountMike said:

Run in Command prompt(Admin) fltmc unload wcifs
I'm just trying to set batch file I placed command in to run in autostart as administrator so I don't have to do it every time.

count Mike, I was the one who posted about the fltmc fix......unfortunately I have not been able to run it successfully.
I have tried power shell and command prompt with administrator properties but I always get error message.

if I run other attributes with fltmc they work only one that doesn't work for me is unload.

New Macrium Reflect Updates

Link to Macrium free 7.2 standalone installer