I have already downloaded that file, and it was no problem doing so. I would much rather do this from within reflect. Can you please advise me on the steps? I'll buy the software if needed. I want to do it the reflect way.
I clicked on the redish silver cd thing and i chose the recommended WinPE file, not the complete one and I created a recover disc. thats all ive done so far.
I am not sure with the free version .
I always make my own winpe media.
Maybe whs will tell you how.
If the free version does it - it will be pretty easy - there is probably something called create recovery media - select winpe - and off it goes.
I don't know if automatically hunts for drivers you have installed, or if you have to point at them .
It will tell you.
I'm pretty sure it does. It searches for drivers and presents a list of those found. If you want to there is a browse button to go looking for others. I have never had to do that so I'm not sure what to look for. I guess it would be the inf file.
Here it is - rescue media wizard
v5: Understanding Rescue CDs and the Macrium rescue environment (Rescue CD, v5)
@Kado - what do you mean you guess? LOL - I posted it all just above.
@ mistachy -From that message it looks like you need the paid version to automatically hunt for your drivers - it is not terribly clear, though.
Looks like if you tick the unsupported drivers, it will ask you to point it to the .inf files - exactly the same as you do dism.
Why don't you ask Nick?
I am afraid that I am of no help here. I have never tried that myself. But the procedure that SIW2 lined out seems to be simple. I would go with that rather than venture on uncharted territory. What can you lose.
Okay I will go to macrium support and see if they can advise me how to properly use the software. thanks for your help everyone.
Hmm, if you figure out how to do it with Macrium, let us know. Would be useful to know.
Btw: I think you need a Macrium Pro version if you want to talk to anybody in Macrium land - even their forum.
Thanks kindly for the help. Those are my intentions. Once I learn how to do it this way, and learn what it is im doing exactly, maybe i can learn 3rd party software too. Im not well versed in these processes. This is a bit complicated for me to understand.
No offence - but are you sure it is a good idea to have a raid setup if you are new to this kind of thing?
If something goes wrong - which it will at some point - you have added some extra complexity.
I suppose as you have done it already - better to just leave it.
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