![]() The ability to mount a backup image and browse it with tools that you’re already familiar with (such as Windows Explorer) make looking for restoring files contained within an image backup a snap. It’ll ask you to select the drive on which a backup image is mounted on pressing OK removes the mount and the drive letter from use. When you’ve completed browsing or restoring files from the backup image, return to Macrium Reflect and click “Detach a backup image from Windows explorer”: Once you locate a file that you want to recover, you simply copy it from the mounted backup image to your local drive as you would copy any other file between drives. What that means is that you can now browse the contents of the backup image using Windows Explorer – or any Windows program. Macrium now mounts that backup as drive F. You also need to select what drive letter will be used to access the contents of this backup. I’ve selected the most recent C: partition. In general, you want the most recent backup of the partition that contained the file that you’re attempting to restore. If you have multiple incremental backups that have accumulated since the original system image was created (a common situation), you’ll see them all listed.
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