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<blockquote data-quote="plat" data-source="post: 1056421" data-attributes="member: 74969"><p>OK, I have a sorry confession to make. I made my PC eat a bad Windows 11 update last week that took out the "check for updates" button. I later got it back but not without some trickery.</p><p></p><p>I said: OK, like ransomware, this jolts you out of complacency 100%. So now I have Hasleo Backup suite with a fresh image on my external HDD. I'm gonna now allow new updates to happen and then I'm gonna restore from the Data D drive.as a test. Hope it works out. If it doesn't, I'll come back w/questions. But I don't foresee an issue. Took about 3 min. to back up to the HDD.</p><p></p><p>[spoiler][ATTACH]278454[/ATTACH][/spoiler]</p><p></p><p>Was considering Macrium subscription--and am now using this in the interim, until there's a decent sale. The static image via Aomei I'm still keeping (have to refresh it next).</p><p></p><p>Edit: OK, seemed to work fine. I have not yet made a "rescue" tool as I'll need to get another USB for that. The entire restoration took a little over 2 min. which is reasonable for a 95% Windows-only drive. OK, very good!.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="plat, post: 1056421, member: 74969"] OK, I have a sorry confession to make. I made my PC eat a bad Windows 11 update last week that took out the "check for updates" button. I later got it back but not without some trickery. I said: OK, like ransomware, this jolts you out of complacency 100%. So now I have Hasleo Backup suite with a fresh image on my external HDD. I'm gonna now allow new updates to happen and then I'm gonna restore from the Data D drive.as a test. Hope it works out. If it doesn't, I'll come back w/questions. But I don't foresee an issue. Took about 3 min. to back up to the HDD. [spoiler][ATTACH]278454[/ATTACH][/spoiler] Was considering Macrium subscription--and am now using this in the interim, until there's a decent sale. The static image via Aomei I'm still keeping (have to refresh it next). Edit: OK, seemed to work fine. I have not yet made a "rescue" tool as I'll need to get another USB for that. The entire restoration took a little over 2 min. which is reasonable for a 95% Windows-only drive. OK, very good!. [/QUOTE]
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