Windows 7: Imaging with free Macrium

whs · 25 Mar 2010

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kado897 · 14 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by mjf

Quote: Originally Posted by Phone Man

Wolfgang, thanks for the WinPE ISO. I see you updated it again a few days ago because of this update.

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Thanks,
Jim

This raises the question could older images be questionable? I like to keep some older images back to when I did a clean install.

I don't believe it is the image that is the problem otherwise they would have said.

whs · 14 Aug 2012

@Jim, You are very welcome.

@Gary, Yes, there seems to be a little problem - looks like a connection problem. I had to try a few times before it started downloading. But then it worked. I right click on the file > Download.

@Mike, I assume it works on older images, but I have not tried it. But in any case, I always keep my older WinPE discs - just in case.

SIW2 · 14 Aug 2012

There is one here: https://skydrive.live.com/#cid=B0A22...89320E3247!345

The .iso is inside the single rep.7z file.

It has one or two minor little extra functions.

JerometheGiraff · 14 Aug 2012

Cloning in Macrium isn't as it should be, I cloned a windows partition from the source to the target and when I tried to boot windows into the target drive I got this error;

Quote:

The Boot failed because a required device is inaccessible (Status: 0xc000000e)

The boot priority is set as the target drive.

SIW2 · 14 Aug 2012

I had a problem with macrium cloning , too.

It kept booting into the original.

I now use the "copy partition" in Paragon - perfect.

mjf · 14 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by JerometheGiraff

Cloning in Macrium isn't as it should be, I cloned a windows partition from the source to the target and when I tried to boot windows into the target drive I got this error;

Quote:

The Boot failed because a required device is inaccessible (Status: 0xc000000e)

The boot priority is set as the target drive.

One possible explanation is that the cloning operation is copying the disk signature (in the MBR) of the drive you are cloning from. When both drives are connected you will get a disk clash and the 2nd (cloned) drive will go offline.
What happens if you disconnect the first drive and leave the cloned drive then try to boot?

mjf · 14 Aug 2012

I thought at one stage the free Macrium allowed you Rescue ISO directly. I use the WAIK but can only burn a CD/DVD or use a USB. I can make the ISO from the DVD but I thought you could do it directly?

Britton30 · 15 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by JerometheGiraff

Cloning in Macrium isn't as it should be, I cloned a windows partition from the source to the target and when I tried to boot windows into the target drive I got this error;

Quote:

The Boot failed because a required device is inaccessible (Status: 0xc000000e)

The boot priority is set as the target drive.

Is part of the OS on another partition?

JerometheGiraff · 15 Aug 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by mjf

Quote: Originally Posted by JerometheGiraff

Cloning in Macrium isn't as it should be, I cloned a windows partition from the source to the target and when I tried to boot windows into the target drive I got this error;

Quote:

The Boot failed because a required device is inaccessible (Status: 0xc000000e)

The boot priority is set as the target drive.

One possible explanation is that the cloning operation is copying the disk signature (in the MBR) of the drive you are cloning from. When both drives are connected you will get a disk clash and the 2nd (cloned) drive will go offline.
What happens if you disconnect the first drive and leave the cloned drive then try to boot?

When I disconnect the first drive and leave the cloned drive, I get the error I posted. I was informed I have to restore a image of the partition or the drive because of UUID. Cloning doesn't work as it should.

kado897 · 15 Aug 2012

Are you using the latest version of macrium. The previous version had a problem with writing the mbr correctly.

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