New Macrium Reflect Updates

Doing some video conversions right now and didn't restart to see if problem with mounting .mrimg is fixed,there's something about fixed crashing of the explorer.

CountMike said:

Doing some video conversions right now and didn't restart to see if problem with mounting .mrimg is fixed,there's something about fixed crashing of the explorer.

Nope, still GSOD.

Mike, I just mounted an image without issue. But, I don't think I have ever had a problem either. What is causing it?

essenbe said:

Mike, I just mounted an image without issue. But, I don't think I have ever had a problem either. What is causing it?

It's only in 19H1 Steve.

Workaround
fltmc unload wcifs

OH, OK thanks guys.

So, I finally updated to v7.2 on a production machine, on which, I also use Robocopy.

Previous versions of Macrium always allowed Robocopy to delete older images, but now, v7.2 is giving me fits about it. I don't like having to turn off Image Guardian to do this.

Anyone else having this problem?

simrick said:

So, I finally updated to v7.2 on a production machine, on which, I also use Robocopy.

Previous versions of Macrium always allowed Robocopy to delete older images, but now, v7.2 is giving me fits about it. I don't like having to turn off Image Guardian to do this.

Anyone else having this problem?

There is an Image Guardian setting to allow Robocopy which you probably know about but there have been some recent fixes to problems with Robocopy so there may still be issues floating around.

simrick said:

So, I finally updated to v7.2 on a production machine, on which, I also use Robocopy.

Previous versions of Macrium always allowed Robocopy to delete older images, but now, v7.2 is giving me fits about it. I don't like having to turn off Image Guardian to do this.

Anyone else having this problem?

S, This is not a problem, it's a feature.
If the volume where the images are stored is protected by MIG, the only way to delete older images is through MR GUI, even if you set the "Allow Robocopy to sync and move backup files in protected volumes".
This makes sense, since Image Guardian has no way of knowing who's running the Robocopy command and why.

The only way to do it from the command line, is to temporarily disable Image Guardian and run your RoboCopy command!