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1. MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 FULL
2. MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 OFFLINE
3. MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS

So here are some questions for you if you have answers, The Macrium log files for all the clone attempts have disappeared, The VSS logs are still there. I will probably try doing it from rescue disk today but like to understand when I can why things don't work. I tried the clone process with Norton antivirus off and same error. I'm switching to WD which intake air on bottom and vent to back and top. It's a Seagate external with no fan and only a vent on top. However, some drives - both HDDs and SSDs - can run quite hot under heavy load and they're still considered to be within normal operating temperature. the destination)? If it's the destination drive that's running hot, then that might be related to the error you're seeing. the source) or the drive you're cloning TO (i.e. But when you say the drive you're attempting to clone is running hot, do you mean the drive you're cloning FROM (i.e. You can just point Reflect at the destination disk again and it will just ignore whatever is there when it reattempts the clone.Īs for the Error 8 message, I'm not sure what's going on there. That said, if the clone does fail, you don't have to do anything to the disk within Disk Management to prep it for a second attempt. A clone is a low-level operation on the target disk that needs to be allowed to run to completion if you want a usable end result. Cloning is not like a routine file copy operation where cancelling partway through means you'll still have whatever files got copied before the cancellation, nor is it like an image backup operation where you're just wrapping up the source drive's contents into a regular file that will be stored on the destination just like any other file.

MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS

Additionally, a standard clone operation involves essentially marking the entire disk as empty and then writing out new data from scratch, and if you cancel the operation partway through (or it fails), then the data on the destination disk will be in an invalid state, and consequently you might not have usable partitions, which again would explain why the disk doesn't appear in Windows at that point.

MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 OFFLINE

The clone process DOES cause the target disk to disappear from Windows because the disk has to be taken offline from other applications in order to be cloned onto. I can't be sure but it seems like something in the clone process is causing the drive to disappear from windows. I made it a simple volume again and it's back in Window's explorer. I just went back to disk management again and the destination drive was unallocated again. The drive and all the cables and ports are USB3. I went into disk management and the disk was there but had no drive letter. When the clone process fails the disk also disappears from My Computer. I have done all the obvious things like turning off USB power management in power settings and in device manager. On most attempts the clone process failed at about 10%. I have tried multiple usb ports and changed cables even though it was the same port and cable that I just finished making the successful backup to the new drive with. I have attempted the clone procedure multiple times and always get some variation of error 8, sometimes that the destination drive doesn't exist, the last time the specified network resource or device is no longer available. The drive I am attempting to clone is running very hot and I am afraid it will fail.

MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DRIVE ERROR WINDOWS 10 FULL

Now I am trying to clone another external drive to the drive I had been using for that full system backup.

Today I got a new larger external drive and I ran the full system backup to that drive without any problem.

Based on advice in this forum, I uninstalled Macrium and reinstalled. I finally turned Image Guardian off for the destination disk and the backup completed successfully. Recently I was attempting a backup and Image Guardian was preventing it. It seems that since I upgraded my computer every time I try to do something that should be simple with Macrium I have nothing but trouble.