Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect  

kado897 said:

as I'm using W10 Home which doesn't have Hyper-V.

i'm just curious and have no idea about all this hyper v and virtual stuff and have no intention of going down this path but i have home here and all the hyper v stuff is listed in my services, not running but its there so does that mean it is installed on my home machine ??



Rob

Hi,

Windows 10 Home does not support Hyper-V. The services may be present but not usable for that version of W10.

Cheers,

phrab said:

Go to Start/Search & type in "Turn Windows feature on or off" (no quotes). See if you have the hyper V option:

If so, it's installed. If not, I found this on the web, but I haven't tried it.

nope not there, no problem i dont want it.

Hi,

@Rooscotta :
You can use third party VM software that runs on W10Home.

Cheers,

fdegrove said:

Hi,

@Rooscotta :
You can use third party VM software that runs on W10Home.

Cheers,

i'm a pretty basic unit and dont know anything about this subject and have no use for it anyways was just curious re in services. but checking out "Turn Windows feature on or off" confirms i dont have what i dont want or need.

thanks

Rob

Hi,

Fine by me. Still, should you need it one day I know how to do that for your W10 Home.

Cheers,

I have installed Macrium Reflect 8 Free. I have disabled "Macrium Service", which is not running as shown above. I have not started Macrium Reflect for at least a week. However, a process named "Macrium Reflect UI Watcher" is now running as shown below:


"Macrium Reflect UI Watcher" refers to "C:\Program Files\Macrium\Common\ReflectUI.exe".
Is there a way to prevent "Macrium Reflect UI Watcher" from starting automatically?

Hi,

Open Taskmanager and go to "Startup" Locate "Macrium Reflect UI Watcher" and disable it.

Cheers,