Quite often I open up the Macrium program and see that there are updates. I don't feel I need to make a new Restore Disk everytime there is an update. Eventually I need to make a new one. How do I know when to make a new Restore Disk? Thanks,
Hi,
I think they always advise to do that as a precaution, and that's what I do. It only takes a minute or so to create an ISO, which I then write to CD/USB at a later stage.
Regards,
Golden
If you have missed the release notes they can be found here...Macrium Reflect Patch Details
Last edited by kado897; 02 Jan 2013 at 14:59.
Hiya Golden.
With Macrium, I just copy the new version files into my winpe.wim
I am using a new free imager atm it seems pretty good
AOMEI Data Backuper ? free disk imaging and cloning software, backup and recovery for your computer.
Makes winpe media (x64 or x86 depending on your installed archtecture ) without WAIK/WADK.
It is similar to the method I used in my little macrium pe making app I posted a while back.
Great Interface.
I have used it successfully a couple of times now.
Direct-Backuper.exe
Hello
I too receive a lot of Macrium updates and at times the explanations are hard for me to understand.
I have been making a new cd each time and also performing a new image for my desktop and my wife's laptop.
Would you say I should continue doing this including the new image.
I have the free version and once in a while I image my system in case of trouble. I keep sensitive data on other removable media.
The image is basically for the system and all of my programs outside of the os disc.
I don't have access to the Macrium forum as I have the free version so thankfully I have been a member here.
Thank you
Peter
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