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Another possible combination. A large enough HDD with USB3 connection, made into Rescue disk and have enough space left to put .mrimg file on it.
Another possible combination. A large enough HDD with USB3 connection, made into Rescue disk and have enough space left to put .mrimg file on it.
You can always save any given image file on hard drive 1 and then manually copy it after the fact to hard drive 2, 3, 4, etc.
I'd certainly want to keep more than 1 copy of any given image file. They are among your most valuable files, so why wouldn't you want to have a duplicate?
Good. Now go into Macrium and your definitions. Duplicate the definition and then rename it to something meaningful. On a second (or third) HDD, create a folder called W10Pro backup_2. Edit the copied definition to point to the second HDD and folder as the destination. Save the definition. Now you have 2 or 3 if you choose. Plug in the correct one, and run the corresponding definition file. Done.
Advantage of using 3 HDDs in rotation is you will have a standard Son, Father, Grandfather set of backups. Copying the same image to multiple HDDs gives you copies of the same image, not a timeline.