I've a SSD with windows 10,other SATA HD with programs. Is it possible to create an single image of both systems for future restoring purposes?
Thanks
As far as I know images of the hard drives will be separate images but they will be contained in a single backup location for the date and time you made the system image so that they are tied together. This is typical behaviour of most packages I have used including the W10 system imaging option.
Macrium Reflect will only allow you to combine multiple partitions into one image if the partitions are all on the same HDD/SSD.
Shoot...Macrium Reflect will only allow you to combine multiple partitions into one image if the partitions are all on the same HDD/SSD.
Is it all that disastrous to have two separate image files?
If rebuild the two images makes a new system the SAME I have in both partitions, with all funccionalities, then no, no problems.
It should. You might have to manually assign the original drive letters to the restored partitions; but, actually, the drive letter assignment should be restored when you restore the partition containing the operating system.If rebuild the two images makes a new system the SAME I have in both partitions, with all funccionalities, then no, no problems.
Incorrect !!!Macrium Reflect will only allow you to combine multiple partitions into one image if the partitions are all on the same HDD/SSD.
@jaca
Yes, you can create a single image for multiple drives using Macrium Reflect. Just put a check marks on disks that you want to image. See screen shots:
To restore:
Thank you for the correction!
It's going better, now!Incorrect !!!
@jaca
Yes, you can create a single image for multiple drives using Macrium Reflect. Just put a check marks on disks that you want to image. See screen shots:
To restore:
