New Macrium Reflect Updates

After thoroughly digesting all the various scenarios surrounding the new Macrium update, configurations encountered, and possible outcomes, I've come to the conclusion Macrium patch updates will ask for a re-boot on a whim of unknown origin.

f14tomcat said:

After thoroughly digesting all the various scenarios surrounding the new Macrium update, configurations encountered, and possible outcomes, I've come to the conclusion Macrium patch updates will ask for a re-boot on a whim of unknown origin.

Asked me on skippy, Release preview and fast ring ... All dual boot and all with Macrium boot entry... Add this to your stats

First post updated.

No request for reboot here, and using free version.

Cliff S said:

First post updated.

No request for reboot here, and using free version.

So TC is correct with "on a whim" I'm using the free version and did receive a reboot request.

DooGie said:

So TC is correct with "on a whim" I'm using the free version and did receive a reboot request.

It might depend on what's running in the background, or if any shared libraries(.dll) are in use at the time

Cliff S said:

It might depend on what's running in the background, or if any shared libraries(.dll) are in use at the time

Fair comment Cliff.

17763.316, No scheduled tasks, CBT enabled and got a reboot request. If it's not due to CBT, then I tend to go with Cliff's approach for probable dll lock at the time of installation.

CountMike said:

Tnx. Updated. I was checking for updates to it and other programs just yesterday and it wasn't available.
PS.
On Skippy it asked me to reboot but not in 1809.

Quoted myself just to remind of what happened.
Skippy has boot menu RE and disk with 1809 doesn't, that may have made the difference.

CountMike said:

Quoted myself just to remind of what happened.
Skippy has boot menu RE and disk with 1809 doesn't, that may have made the difference.

I have boot menu for Macrium on every system, and always got reboot question...