New Macrium Reflect Updates

CountMike said:

I'm using Kingston Data Traveler DT50 16GB, that's USB3.1 (1st gen) and is way faster in USB3.1 slot, boots up in couple of seconds. It also works in USB2 slot. So driver for it must be included in MR.

Just FYI....

Take a look at these advanced options when you have a stick plugged in, just to see. MR sniffs around your system and the WinPE for what it needs. Can add others, too, if needed (rare).

f14tomcat said:

Just FYI....

Take a look at these advanced options when you have a stick plugged in, just to see. MR sniffs around your system and the WinPE for what it needs. Can add others, too, if needed (rare).

I've seen things like that and let it download and install all it thinks may be needed.

What happens in this scenario ?
One SSD with OS and assorted programs but no games which are installed on another SSD. As most games and programs when installed on separate disk install some files and entries in the OS drive, they may become unusable if one of disks was changed.
What I was thinking that instead of backing up each disk separately I back up both at same time. That would of course make a single .mrimg file and that's OK but what would happen if it has to be restored ? would each one restore to it's respective disk ?

Think you could restore partitions wherever you want. Just make sure you assign them with same letters.

AndreTen said:

Think you could restore partitions wherever you want. Just make sure you assign them with same letters.

It's not only about partitions, those are two separate disks.


Those two in red.

AndreTen said:

Think you could restore partitions wherever you want. Just make sure you assign them with same letters.

Don't think the drive letters matter. I think it uses disk IDs.

kado897 said:

Don't think the drive letters matter. I think it uses disk IDs.

I'm just doing that dual disk backup, just finished and is verifying, let me see what it looks like.

kado897 said:

Don't think the drive letters matter. I think it uses disk IDs.

Letters are important for games to run (after restore...)

For backup, it doesn't matter if it's separate disk. Data partitions are just partitions.

AndreTen said:

Letters are important for games to run (after restore...)

For backup, it doesn't matter if it's separate disk. Data partitions are just partitions.

Yes, but letters are assigned by Windows not MR.