Solved Can't make Macrium rescue disk

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I've made backup images in Macrium several times, but just tried making the rescue disk recently.
Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect | Tutorials

Note dates on log. I started this on 5/14, tried 4 times, tried 4 more times on 5/26. I followed the wizard precisely and this was the result at the end:

"Copying the Win PE files
An error occurred extracting the Macrium Reflect WinPE files
Unmounting the WIM.
Installation not complete"


I don't think there are any differences in the 8 instances.
Because this is such an important disc, I'm walking on eggshells. Should I reinstall the program?
Cut the log, to comply with rules here, but there were 8 repetitions. The error is in red


Beginning Wim build - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
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Copying PE files from pre-existing install - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
==============================================================

Wim size: 148.00 Mb
===================

Unmounting the Wim - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
======================================

(Ensuring the staging area is clear. Disregard any "did not find an image" error messages here.)

ImageX Tool for Windows
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.
Version: 6.1.7600.16385


Unmount Error: Did not find an image mounted to [c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\mount].

CopyPE - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
==========================

Creating c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles
Creating c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso
Creating c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\mount
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\bootmgr to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso\bootmgr
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\boot\etfsboot.com to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\etfsboot.com
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\bootmgr.efi to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso\bootmgr.efi
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\boot\efisys.bin to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\efisys.bin
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\boot\efisys_noprompt.bin to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\efisys_noprompt.bin
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\boot to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso\
Copying C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\boot to c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso\
Creating c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\iso\sources
CopyPE complete.

Copying the base Wim from 'C:\ProgramData\Macrium\Reflect\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\amd64\winpe.wim' to 'c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\ISO\sources\boot.wim'- 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
Mounting the Wim: mount path c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\mount - Wim location 'c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\ISO\sources\boot.wim'
=============================================================================================================================


ImageX Tool for Windows
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.
Version: 6.1.7600.16385

Mounting: [c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\ISO\sources\boot.wim, 1] -> [c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\mount]...
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Extracting Macrium PE Files - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM
===============================================

'"WAIKFiles00x64.exe" "c:\boot\macrium\WAIKFiles\mount" -notech -x64' FAILED - Error 2: The system cannot find the file specified.
Unmounting the Wim - 5/14/2019 1:41 PM

MY NOTE: the folder "mount" is there, but it's empty.
======================================


ImageX Tool for Windows
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.
Version: 6.1.7600.16385

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Rufus is overly complicated. Can we do the easiest options first?

1--I'm using a CD-R. Is that the same as the ISO option?
2--Where would I get new PE files? Do they come from Macrium's site? Can I still do a CD-R with the new PE files?
3--How big a flash drive do I need to do this? My only empty one is 8GB, but I'd rather use a CD-R.

4--My other computer has the same version of Macrium. Will I have the same problem with that one, or is it computer-specific?
 

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Hi RoWin7,

Rufus is overly complicated.

This is the instructions for something else but it will give you a general guide of how to use Rufus.

When creating a Bootable USB using Rufus, you can pretty much leave the default settings as they are.

[01] Insert the USB into the computer.
[02] Double click the downloaded Rufus.exe file.
[03] Click Run.
[04] In Device, select the USB.
[05] Leave the Partition scheme and target system type as MBR partition scheme for BIOS or UEFI.
[06] Leave the File system as FAT32 (default)[/B].
[07] Leave the Cluster size as the default.
[08] In the New volume label box enter the name that you want to call it.
[09] Tick the Create a bootable disk using box and from the drop down menu select ISO image.
[10] Click the search box next to ISO image and browse to and select the downloaded ISO image.
[11] Click Open.
[12] Click Start.
[14] It will now say Copying ISO files... [this will take about two or three minutes].
[15] When it shows READY, click Close.
[16] Safely remove the USB.

However, you may be confronted with some ERRORS. Here are the errors and the ways to overcome them:

[1] If the message This image uses Syslinux x.xx/xxxxxxxx but this application only includes the installation files for Syslinux x.xx/xxxx-xx-xx appears, this is because the version of Linux that is being installed is newer that what Rufus is supporting by default. Click Yes to download the new files.
[2] If the message ISOHybrid image detected appears, click OK.
[3] If the message WARNING: ALL DATA ON DEVICE WILL BE DESTROYED appears, click OK.
[4] If the message IMPORTANT: THIS DRIVE CONTAINS MULTIPLE PARTITIONS!! appears, click OK.
[5] If the message Error: Could not open media. It may be in use by another process. Please re=plug the media and try again appears, click Close. You simply un-plug the USB and re-plug it back in and start again. This time it will work!

I hope it helps!
 

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Is my 8GB flash drive big enough for this? Otherwise I'll buy a bigger one.
 

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Is my 8GB flash drive big enough for this? Otherwise I'll buy a bigger one.

That's fine, the file size of the image it makes is only 700MB max. If you want to try it as the cd from reflect again try hitting advanced under the media builder and under base WIM pick 10 and let it download that fresh and not use the built in one. EDIT: also make sure that your opening macrium reflect as an administrator.
Malcolm
 

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rvcjew--

I just got to this. I already have the backup images of both machines, just need the Rescue Disk. I ran it again up to the page called "Prepare Win PE Image," asking me if I want the Default base WIM or the Custom Base WIM. I'm running v. 6.3 because it doesn't run constantly in the background, whereas the newer one does.

I ran Crystal Disk. What do you need? I really can't handle doing UBDC, MemTest and Furmark. Do I need those to make my rescue disk? I've been running Macrium for years without them. Or are you looking for why the PE files won't load?
 

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@paulkblack

I'll do whichever works, the USB or the CD.

#8 is grayed out, but all my flashdrives already have names to distinguish them.
I got up to #10, but where is the ISO image I'm supposed to copy?

This is why I used to make clones instead of images. You just used them as is. But now I have so much empty space on huge drives that I can't clone them.
 
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rvcjew--

I just got to this. I already have the backup images of both machines, just need the Rescue Disk. I ran it again up to the page called "Prepare Win PE Image," asking me if I want the Default base WIM or the Custom Base WIM. I'm running v. 6.3 because it doesn't run constantly in the background, whereas the newer one does.

I ran Crystal Disk. What do you need? I really can't handle doing UBDC, MemTest and Furmark. Do I need those to make my rescue disk? I've been running Macrium for years without them. Or are you looking for why the PE files won't load?

The stuff about ubcd and furmark is just in my signature that is under every post, you can ignore that stuff as it does not pertain to you at the moment. I would install 7 to have it create your rescue disk since it seems the issue may be with your 6.3 install have it make the media then uninstall it and put your 6.3v back if you prefer. Just back up your scheduled tasks in the program first if you have any setup in case it removes them which I don't think it will. By in the background do you mean the Image Guardian?

The #10 is the ISO you would have made in reflect instead of a usb key from reflect if it had worked.
Malcolm
 

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I also own a Thinkpad P50 Xeon 4K, X220T, X1C5
(Make a more obvious divider between your posts and your sig, maybe something in color)

Would you believe v.7 made the disk with no problems? wacko
How do I check that the correct files were put on the CD?
My other machine is also Win 7 Ult SP1. Can I use the same disk on both?
 

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25" HPLV2311
Screen Resolution
1920 x 1200
Hard Drives
1 SATA, 1 exterior SATA
Case
HP
Cooling
PSU
Antivirus
Glasswire
Browser
Waterfox; Firefox; Chrome for work
Other Info
Firewall--Glasswire
Similar specs in Gateway DX4200
Verizon FIOS Wired network

1 other Win7 computer-- has SSD
(Make a more obvious divider between your posts and your sig, maybe something in color)

Would you believe v.7 made the disk with no problems? wacko
How do I check that the correct files were put on the CD?
My other machine is also Win 7 Ult SP1. Can I use the same disk on both?

Should be able to use it for both, to see if it works boot off that cd on your pc and it will load up the reflect ui.
Malcolm
 

My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom
OS
10 Pro x64
CPU
Ryzen 9 3900X
Motherboard
Asrock x370 Tachi
Memory
64GB(4x16GB) DDR4
Graphics Card(s)
EVGA 1080ti FTW3
Sound Card
ASUS Xonar Essence STX (V4 Bursons), ODAC rev B, NFB-11, O2
Monitor(s) Displays
3xASUS PB278Q/R, Optoma HD142X
Screen Resolution
3x1440p, 1080p
Hard Drives
512GB 850 EVO(OS, Programs)
4TB (Movies)
3TB (Downloads)
3TB (Programs)
1TB HDD (Games)
2x6TB R1 (videos)
PSU
AX760
Case
Fractal Define R5
Cooling
NH-D15S
Keyboard
Massdrop Ctrl with Box Navy's
Mouse
G903, Alioth XXL Mat
Internet Speed
280/40
Antivirus
MBAM, ESET
Browser
Canary 64 Bit
Other Info
I also own a Thinkpad P50 Xeon 4K, X220T, X1C5
I had some problems installing the program, so I'm not switching back to the older version. Just glad everything works. I do have a life outside my computers.:p

While I have your attention, here's what it was, unrelated to Macrium itself. If necessary, I'll move the problem to another forum:

This has happened with a few other installations also. I always "install as Administrator." No, the Hidden Admin. doesn't work.

The install is almost finished, then it says it doesn't have permission to access the StartMenu in ProgramData-etc-etc to make the shortcut. If I cancel at that point, all the installed files roll back. This time I tricked it by making the shortcut myself, but the dialog said it wasn't finished. I turned off the computer and rebooted as a means of closing the dialog box, and it worked.

That's why I'm not going back to the older Reflect. just glad it works.
 
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My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
HP p6-2020t
OS
Win 7 Ult 64-bit
CPU
G620 2.6GHZ Pentium R
Memory
6 GB
Monitor(s) Displays
25" HPLV2311
Screen Resolution
1920 x 1200
Hard Drives
1 SATA, 1 exterior SATA
Case
HP
Cooling
PSU
Antivirus
Glasswire
Browser
Waterfox; Firefox; Chrome for work
Other Info
Firewall--Glasswire
Similar specs in Gateway DX4200
Verizon FIOS Wired network

1 other Win7 computer-- has SSD
I just had problems with Win 7 Pro and tried a backup I made months ago with Macrium Reflect... it made me wait 30 mins just to stop the backup process at 50%. Honestly, I wouldn't suggest, as for my experience, for system restore, backup data maybe but not system restore (since the shadow copy service doesn't seem to work... even in windows debug/temporary mode). ;(
 

My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
OS
Windows 7, 64bit pro
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