There are 2 replies, with the last one on October 05 2014 at 11:05:57 by Roger Whitehead
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Thanks for the speedy reply, Nick. Unfortunately, what you suggest has not worked.
The image is on an external drive. If I double click on the image in Windows Explorer, Reflect starts and offers me a list of imaged partitions. Once I select one, Reflect sets up a new virtual drive in which I can go straight into the files. No password requested.
If I right click on the image while a virtual drive is mounted and look at its properties in Windows Explorer, it says it isn't password protected.
I think I've followed your instructions correctly. I clicked on the Backup Definition Files tab and went into Advanced Properties on each of the three* XML files and set the same password on each (with AES encryption). I exited Reflect and restarted the machine.
*Should there be that many?
What next, do you think?
Roger
Quote:
Thanks for the speedy reply, Nick. Unfortunately, what you suggest has not worked.
The image is on an external drive. If I double click on the image in Windows Explorer, Reflect starts and offers me a list of imaged partitions. Once I select one, Reflect sets up a new virtual drive in which I can go straight into the files. No password requested.
If I right click on the image while a virtual drive is mounted and look at its properties in Windows Explorer, it says it isn't password protected.
I think I've followed your instructions correctly. I clicked on the Backup Definition Files tab and went into Advanced Properties on each of the three* XML files and set the same password on each (with AES encryption). I exited Reflect and restarted the machine.
*Should there be that many?
What next, do you think?
Roger
