Windows 10: New Macrium Reflect Update

New Macrium Reflect Update ready to be downloaded and updated
Version 6.1
Build 1225

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windows 10 installation fails "pagefault_in_non-paged_area" pssnap.sys

From my experience, the goal is not to delete pssnap.sys. The goal is to update this file. In fact, when I deleted pssnap.sys, my computer would not reboot and I had to repair my installation.

Installing the latest version of Macrium Reflect Free will update pssnap.sys. In my case, the old version was dtd 3/29/13 and the new version was dated 10/12/15. Windows 10 will install with this new version in place. In fact, when you move Macrium Reflect
Free, pssnap.sys is not removed. I conclude that you might as well leave the new version on your computer; but, this is a matter of personal taste.

Bottom line- you should simply update pssnap.sys and you will be fine. The safe and easy way to do this is to install an updated version of Macrium Reflect Free.

 

Windows 10 creator update not working

Hi Greg! Glad to see someone here recommending Macrium Reflect. Here's a fairly new feature that has been added toMacrium. I love this feature. I don't have to find my Macrium rescue CD! Let me know what you think friend!

Adding a boot menu option for system Image recovery - KnowledgeBase v7 - Macrium Reflect Knowledgebase - KnowledgeBase v7 - Macrium Reflect Knowledgebase

PS I love my Macrium Reflect! I've been a Macrium user for several years!

Gary!

 

Almost a week ago: https://www.tenforums.com/software-ap...ct-update.html

 

Only just come up on mine and I do check it every day

 

Hi,

Anyone else noticed that when making a first backup after upgrading to the latest version throughput is almost cut in half ?
Oddly enough, after that it runs actually faster than before although not by much.

Another glitch I noticed but it may not necessarily relate to the latest version is that when you want to restore a backup from within Windows it will suggest to restart the machine and boot into its PE environment which will present you with a text based bootmenu when you have Macrium added to the bootmenu . So far so good.
Once the restore has finished however you will now be presented with a text base bootmenu at each reboot.

The solution is to run Msconfig.exe. You will notice that Macrium's menu addition is set as the default choice. Select Windows 10 instead and all is back to what it was before. I.e. you'll now boot again to a GUI bases boot menu.

I think the latter has been around through all versions I had installed which started with 5.x IIRC.

Either way, nothing dramatic. Just thought I'd let the fan boys know. *Cool


Cheers , *Wink

 

Do not get that on mine and I just restored a couple of days ago.

 

Same here works perfectly and I just ran it this morning. *Smile