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View 9 RepliesĪpps :: Macrium Reflect Restore Over Corrupt Drive Feb 10, 2016 I have checked the Macruim backup logs prior to the update and they are all OK.

Since the big Windows 10 update last week, I seem to be getting errors in the backup logs. I think that I can only get support from the Macrium site with the full paid version. I have the latest free version of Macrium Reflect. To unmount an image from drive letter ‘j’ĭownload a 30-day Trial of Macrium Reflect for Home or Business use.Apps :: Macrium Reflect Error? Nov 17, 2015 If a drive letter isn’t specified then all mounted images are unmmounted To mount all partitions in a password protected image using drive letters j,k,l To mount all partitions in an image using drive letters j,k,l To mount all partitions for the last image created To mount all partitions in an image using the next available drive letter(s) To mount an image and prompt for a drive letter to use If “LAST_FILE_CREATED” is specified then the last image created in the current Windows session is mounted. The image file name is the fully qualified path. If not specified then the next available letters are used-passThe password for protected image files If not specified then you will be prompted-drivesA comma separated list of drive letters to use. bBrowse image-autoAutomatically assign drive letters. Reflect.exe -b ] -pass ]Įxplanations for the switches are as follows: Reflect.exe -e -inc "c:\backup.xml" Mounting an image To execute an XML file and create an incremental image Please note that the XML file name is the fully qualified path. Overrides the password saved in the xml file. If no full / diff / inc qualifier is used, a full backup is performed by default.-vValidate the XML file and exit-wIf Reflect is busy then wait until available otherwise exit immediately-fullRun a full backup-diffRun a differential backup-incRun an incremental backup-passPassword.

Reflect.exe ]Įxplanations for the switches are as follows: You can retrieve a prompt for all the command line arguments by simply typing reflect -h from the command line.