

The '\Boot\Macrium\Drivers' sub folder contains new or changed driver files.Ĭlicking Build will re-populate the Staging Area, mount the WIM and copy the relevant files before dismounting the WIM and continuing with the build target operation.A 'Custom WIM' file has changed since the last build.If you click 'Show more' these settings will be highlighted in blue text. Any 'Advanced' settings that have changed since the rescue media was last built.A Windows update can cause the installed version of Windows RE to be updated. A later version of Windows RE is available.A later version of Macrium Reflect is available and needs to be added to the build.If the Rescue media needs rebuilding then this will be indicated in the header area. 'Show more'expands the view to show the selected Advanced options. The 'Header' area shows the currently selected Windows PE/RE version and settings. Choose a rescue media target under Select Device.You can get more information about this installer on the Macrium knowledge base.Macrium Rescue Media Builder provides a simple interface to allow for quick rescue media generation by selecting where the rescue media will be generated and then clicking the Build button.Īll options for the rescue media will be suitably defaulted based on existing rescue media builds and a scan of the operating system environment. It will also download any necessary Windows components for you. Please note that beginning with version we are providing the Macrium Installer, which will automatically download the correct version for your PC. RecoveryIn the event of a total loss of the Windows operating system your PC can be started using the Reflect recovery CD.Restore individual files and foldersCreate a 'Virtual' drive in Windows Explorer and recover selected files and directories using simple copy and paste operations.Disk space management ensures that you optimize the available space on external drives. Automate the processWith Macrium Reflect you can schedule Images to run at any time.


Macrium Reflect integrates fully with Windows Explorer, a partition image can be created with a simple right click.

