External HDD/DSKCHK problem/question.

I checked several files with GDB and they all opened with their respective folders.

I was looking for an option to restore only one folder with subfolders from the Lizzie Archive folder in the image. I selected the option to view files in the image, as I didn't see the option in the Restore section to select that folder.
As shown in the left window, it's the folder called 101 B10 MediaWorx, opened as H drive by Reflect. I want to restore it to the new Seagate drive, which my wife has already put files on. I had created a partition on the drive to restore the full image to, but when I got to the final step in that restore process it said it was going to erase data on both partitions, even though I had selected just the one partition I had just created, so I cancelled that and changed it back to just the one partition.

Thank you again!

I think @Bree should be able to help you with his expertise.. ( I had never attempted to copy partition or copy files from an image and as such not qualified )

Neither have I, as in the past I have only done full image restore when upgrading to a bigger drive, or a new computer.

miztrniceguy said:

It seems that when selecting the file and folder restore option it then looks for an *mbak file to retrieve folders from and doesn't see the .mrimg file

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Neither have I, as in the past I have only done full image restore when upgrading to a bigger drive, or a new computer.

jumanji said:

I think @Bree should be able to help you with his expertise.. ( I had never attempted to copy partition or copy files from an image and as such not qualified )

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I may have figured it out. It seems I needed to create a backup file (*mbak) from the .mrimg file and then will be able to restore from that. It's in process, as that folder is the bulk of the files.

miztrniceguy said:

I was looking for an option to restore only one folder with subfolders from the Lizzie Archive folder in the image. I selected the option to view files in the image, as I didn't see the option in the Restore section to select that folder.....

The simplest way to restore some of the files and folders from a Reflect image is to mount the .mrimg file as a virtual drive. You can then just use File Explorer to copy the files/folders that you want. Double-click on the .mrimg file to mount it. Make sure you tick the box to enable access to restricted folders.