New Macrium Reflect Updates

Hey Count, one thing you can try to test & see if it is "system configuration(with all your software) or BIOS/hardware, is create a dual boot VHD and install Windows and ALL your drivers on it, and then just Macrium, and try a system image with that. If it works, then the problem is either a bad driver,/setting, or other software interfering, if it doesn't work, then it's a BIOS config problem.

I say use a VHD, because you can then just delete the folder after and delete the boot option from System Configuration boot tab.
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Just finished another try and ended with this:

CountMike said:

Just finished another try and ended with this:

Understanding Image Verification Failures - KnowledgeBase - Macrium Reflect Knowledgebase

Cliff S said:

Understanding Image Verification Failures - KnowledgeBase - Macrium Reflect Knowledgebase

Tnx. right now having a go with Exact File program they suggested.

Also take a look at the VSS log in Macrium to see if that gives you and more infos:

Hey Count, do you have a Linux OS on the disk?
Maybe this can help you find what's on the disk block(LBA) causing the issue: lookup tables - Finding what hard drive sectors occupy a file - Stack Overflow

Cliff S said:

Also take a look at the VSS log in Macrium to see if that gives you and more infos:

Looks clean.

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
I've used xmp profiles quite a bit have you altered the BLK it uses by default which is none really 100.00

No BCLK/FSB settings available on this B and BIOS.
Just found that Acronis can't validate backup either. Time to check each RAM module by itself.

Nailed it, one of RAM sticks is not 100% stable at 3200MHz, MemTest Pro has caught errors at very beginning of test. the other one is error free but is still under test at about 30%. Most probably is OK. Gonna have to take it to store on Monday and see if I can get replacement for it.