There are 7 replies, with the last one on July 02 2014 at 23:10:35 by Mort
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Something strange just happened ....
Out of frustration I once again inserted my original Rescue Disk which was made, and tested several months ago.
After powering up the computer, it read the disk, but as stated earlier, the screen that came up listed Macrium CD, Macrium Rescue CD (Verbose), Test Memory (memtest+ x86), and Boot Hard Drive.
Also, showing on the screen was: GNU GRUB version 0.97 .....
I waited but nothing useful happened.
Out of disgust, I opened the disk drive and removed the Rescue Disk.
At this point, the proper Restore Menu came up on the screen and recognized my external backup drive. I checked and saw that it listed all the backups and incrementals on the drive.
Is this normal procedure for restoring backups with Reflect?
The problem that still exists, however, is ... Why can't I create a Rescue Disk from my Reflect program???
I would greatly appreciate any help you can offer. I'm not happy!
Quote:
Something strange just happened ....
Out of frustration I once again inserted my original Rescue Disk which was made, and tested several months ago.
After powering up the computer, it read the disk, but as stated earlier, the screen that came up listed Macrium CD, Macrium Rescue CD (Verbose), Test Memory (memtest+ x86), and Boot Hard Drive.
Also, showing on the screen was: GNU GRUB version 0.97 .....
I waited but nothing useful happened.
Out of disgust, I opened the disk drive and removed the Rescue Disk.
At this point, the proper Restore Menu came up on the screen and recognized my external backup drive. I checked and saw that it listed all the backups and incrementals on the drive.
Is this normal procedure for restoring backups with Reflect?
The problem that still exists, however, is ... Why can't I create a Rescue Disk from my Reflect program???
I would greatly appreciate any help you can offer. I'm not happy!