Windows 10: Macrium 6.1.1366 Failure. Do not understand the log. Win 10

Do you know how many RPM your hard drive has? 0.9MB/s is incredibly slow and probably the reason why it is so slow.

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I'm following your instructions now.
I have other tests from HDT that I ran the same time, so I'll upload those shortly.

I've been opening files in D to see what's there, and so far, it's mostly stuff from desktop/docs.
(I get two points from before, ey?)

Thank you.

Filled in some and have a test result or two. If it's really important, I will share.
To back up to the Surface Test - it did say "0" errors and time remaining: "0."
AAM - High Performance, 254.
From Page 1 Info:
Average Speed: 99 MB/s
Rotation Speed: 7200 RPM
Buffer size: 16384kb
Sector size: 512 bytes

 

See enclosed.
Thank you.

CHKDSKResults.txt

 

Except for a bit of cleanup there hasn't been much done, either these bad sectors have already been handled or I would need to ask if the partition that was scanned is the right one.

 

How do I get you the answer?
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Are you able to give me an answer for this question yet: How do I know that the original Image used to restore my computer is intact? Looking for the 2016 Outlook image. What has been written over and what's been protected?

I figured I'll do another recovery and see what happens, unless there's a way to guarantee it's on this computer.

What I will do today is save to a flash drive (which is okay to erase and to use as a temporary transfer) newly created files to restore after the image. It's mostly, if not all, on Desktop.

As far as Outlook, I must save Outlook settings and a new dictionary. There might be other tweaks, which I'll check out first, but those take TOO much time to rebuild. Have no idea why they weren't restored.
Can I save emails from a specific date up to today?
Do you have suggestions or warnings?

Thank you.

 

Simple, verify the image.
The image is pretty large, you may need to click on it to view it properly.
Attachment 90609

 

I'm not sure this applies to the issue on your machine, but Macrium 6.1.1366 seems to have a bug
on systems with UEFI and Secure Boot

 

This bug refers to the inability to browse the backup file using the Rescue Media created with the latest version of Macrium Reflect (6.1.1366). There is no issue with creating the image or verifying the image that is created. I was the one who posted the issue. Has the OP tried to contact Macrium for assistance?

JohnD

 

Axe0,

It's a good option. There is nothing to see anywhere. Then again, when I did the initial recovery I was surprised, as the date I got back wasn't listed. Thank you.

Slartybart,

I don't have UEFI and I don't have that build. Thank you.

 

1. Axe0 requested that you scroll down the Macrium Reflect log that has the error indicator and post the rest of the log so that the actual error could be displayed. You only displayed the top part. That would give him a little more information as to what Macrium had a problem with. The files you attached in the first post are duplicates of the VSS log. You need the primary backup log which will contain the error.

2. Your screen prints indicate that you do have the latest build (v6.1.1366) which has an issue with browsing a backup image with the Rescue Media, but that should have no affect on taking backups.

JohnD

 

Thanks -- No UEFI - no issue

johnpd also clarified he exact bug and stated that it does not apply to the issue on your machine.
re: Macrium vers:

 

Great catch, Slartybart.

I thought you were talking about the Windows build.

O MY. O expletive, expletive, expletive. It's my first backup outside of Windows (except for a poorly maintained SyncToy).

I'll read Nick from Macrium, but I've been trying to get back here since YESTERDAY.

Johnpd may be wrong.






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(See above and below.)

Johnpd -

I couldn't verify the disk by viewing it in my account, prior to Restore /NOT through the Rescue disk. That came later.

I don't have a Boot w/UEFI option (it's an older computer) and I did not have Safe Boot enabled.

Let's see if there are more tragedies I can remember from yesterday. It was a 14-hour recovery back to square one, except my printer seems to be working better - maybe.


FACTS:
Beginning Friday, I worked on backups in preparation of a final recovery. I created a system image and bootable disk w/image.


Once inside Rescue PE, where I really had no way out (Trust me on this) this is what happened:
I tried to restore from image. Message came back that I had no images. I couldn't point to one in any hard drive, either.

After not being able to call up an image, there was a whole lot of crap. In trying to restore computer, I had nothing on my backup disk with image, either.
Supposedly, both actions were completed (verified).

As far as what I can SEE in my backup FILES now?
I'm just getting to that now.
I saved my Outlook files into Macrium just for the helluvit - but I haven't done a thorough search, yet.

N O T O P T I M I S T I C.

 

Johnpd,

I cannot seem to browse outside of Rescue Disk and out of safe mode.
Explained on next page.

Thank you.

 

JohnD,

The initial post (1) contains the only log, as far as I remember. I had four or so logs with 611 items, all with the same data. Not from Windows (per se).

The picture was a snapshot of my account - not a partial log,
I have to go back and if there's more to see, I'll post it. I don't think I left a thing behind.

Thank you.

 

If you look at post #10 where you posted a screen print of the log display, you have the primary log highlighted. This is the line with the red "X" indicator. You only displayed the top of that log. You need to give us the rest of that log where the error will be displayed. If the backup failed to complete, there will most likely be no image to restore.

JohnD