Easeus todo for images?

Hi, here is the picture. I attached a second pic also, the prompt in about disk 1 relates to my OCZ Synapse Cache SSD. I have used this for years. It's a cache SSD which works with dataplex to provide caching across the whole hard drive, ie. hot data. Whenever I did an image with Windows I always uninstall the dataplex as software forcing dataplex to sync all it's data back to the main HD as this is a restriction of the software. I have done this many times without any issues.

And this is what I am trying to image in Macrium (I leave the OCZ cache SSD unticked)

Thanks, Wayne

Years ago i had an issue where Windows Explorer would crash when i tried to browse a folder.
As i remember it, i figured out it was caused by a corrupt thumbnail that explorer couldn't deal with.
Finding the "bad" file/thumbnail was a pita, but when i did and deleted it, no more problem.

I just completed a quick virus scan which came up clean.

Ok will try diagnostics and report. It's a Seagate momentus 750gb. I'm not really sure how to check the OS diagnostics but google to see if there is a Seagate tool. It's just strange, I have had the Intel Rapid Storage technology driver since I got the computer back in 2011 and it's never been updated or changed so it seems odd it might be causing grief now when I have done numerous images successfully in the past. I am worried there is a bad sector on the HD causing the problem and it's the beginning of the end!

I would use Seagate SeaTools for DOS.
That way you boot from a SeaTools CD, not the HD, and check the HD when Windows is not running.
SeaTools for DOS | Seagate

whs said:

Your recovery partition is the active partition with the bootmgr. That's not good. I suggest you copy the bootmgr to C (see link) and then you image C only. There is no need for the other stuff..

Bootmgr - Move to C:\ with EasyBCD

Do you think this is what is causing the problem? I will try this after the Seagate diagnostics

Thanks,
Wayne