And your second screenshot shows Reflect 6.1, edition unclear. Your first one shows an About page for Reflect Home 6.3, and also Reflect Free 6.1, which is pretty ancient at this point. Although if you’re using Free, why are you still using V6? That screenshot function I mentioned was added in Reflect 7.2.Īnd speaking of versions, your screenshots are quite confusing. In terms of functionality, the only function not available in Free is ReDeploy, so I’m not sure what you mean by “half” of the functions not being available. I want to see the current partition layout of your actual DISK you’re trying to boot from, which as I said is under the BACKUP tab. But you also only showedthe partition layout of the IMAGE you’re restoring. However, that’s only something you should do if you’re also switching your system from BIOS to UEFI boot mode. But since you mentioned a custom restore to GPT I wondered if that might have been done incorrectly.
Restoring Linux Partitions under Macrium Reflect free edition.Ĭhange Macrium Reflect rescue media download location.If you’re just trying to restore the disk as it was, then you’d just click Restore. Solved! Macrium Reflect for cloning disks Using macrium restore on a newly installed hdd Question Easy to use software to retouch and edit photos for amateur use with professional results? Solved! What softwares allow for Date & time to video? Question Sony Veg 12 weird discoloration after rendering Question Edit the Vectors Smart Objects in the mockup in Photoshop! Solved! Vegas Video Editor Finished Renders Not Playing In Any Media Player Question Video editing software without watermark Question Beginner video editing software for youtube videos Drag any remaining partitions not yet copied down in the order they were. Just be sure to leave enough room so that the remaining partitions not yet copied down can fit. Now, you can click properties of the rightmost partition in the destination drive window and resize it. Instead of of copying all of them from source to destination initially, only select the partitions with check boxes starting from left to right up to the one you want to ultimately resize before selecting "copy selected partitions". If (as previously stated) the partition you want to increase in size is NOT the last one in the lineup you won't be able to increase its size. If you have all the possible partitions selected with check boxes in the "source" drive and simply choose "copy selected partitions" it will just move them down to the destination drive as they are. I also just ran into this issue moments ago, but figured it out.
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