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Please tell me/us how it works now.
I'm quite excited because those issues are now fixed. 
I'm quite excited because those issues are now fixed. Please tell me/us how it works now.
I will get to it tonight or tomorrow.
You use Kaspersky. You have to be careful. Some Kaspersky modules\updates don't like Rollback RX and will cause BSOD if you install them into a snapshot. When there is a major update, it is advisable to uninstall Rollback, update Kaspersky and then re-install Rollback. Same with the Windows Upgrades.
I have the BSOD multiple times caused by updates to the scan engine driver.
Just something to keep in the back of your mind.
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I'll be careful. Thanks!
I'm hoping Macrium Reflect can help me recover, in case something bad happens.
I'll be careful. Thanks!
I'm hoping Macrium Reflect can help me recover, in case something bad happens.
I never tried restoring the system using Macrium when there are snapshots. I think they are lost. You have to ask @TheRollbackFrog here or at Wilders.
A better solution would be to use HDS Drive Cloner RX, but there is a bug in it. It won't detect the drive when trying to do a manual clone.
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According to TheRollbackFrog's unofficial FAQ, if something bad happens with RollBack Rx because of incompatibility, I would need to reset MBR, which would disable RB Rx. Maybe in this case, I could uninstall RB Rx or do a restore with Macrium Reflect.
But anyway, this is really a risk I will be taking, whether or not you have tested it and went fine.
According to TheRollbackFrog's unofficial FAQ, if something bad happens with RollBack Rx because of incompatibility, I would need to reset MBR, which would disable RB Rx. Maybe in this case, I could uninstall RB Rx or do a restore with Macrium Reflect.
But anyway, this is really a risk I will be taking, whether or not you have tested it and went fine.
I would simply go for reliability, because that is really what you are after. If something goes wrong then Macrium should restore the system. It has been proven reliable over time. Perhaps the restore won't be precisely at the point where you want it, but you can tweak it back to where you want it. It's a compromise, but a reliable one. Data loss, like rules, updates, and that stuff - well, it sure beats clean installing the OS and starting from scratch.
Software reliability is paramount - just as important as its ability to protect\save\restore your system.
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Please tell me/us how it works now.
Fixed. Installs no problem. Performs BCD and EFI check during install.
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I just had two "unsigned driver" notifications during installation.
One is about Shield File System Filter. Two is about Shield Disk Filter Driver.
It wants to restart the system now to install the pre-OS console, but I haven't restarted the system yet.
Should I be worried? I thought RB Rx is now completely compatible with Windows 10.
One is about Shield File System Filter. Two is about Shield Disk Filter Driver.
It wants to restart the system now to install the pre-OS console, but I haven't restarted the system yet.
Should I be worried? I thought RB Rx is now completely compatible with Windows 10.
I just had two "unsigned driver" notifications during installation.
One is about Shield File System Filter. Two is about Shield Disk Filter Driver.
It wants to restart the system now to install the pre-OS console, but I haven't restarted the system yet.
Should I be worried? I thought RB Rx is now completely compatible with Windows 10.
It's probably because of the Program Compatibility Assistant Service. If you disable it, then it should work.
I just had two "unsigned driver" notifications during installation.
One is about Shield File System Filter. Two is about Shield Disk Filter Driver.
It wants to restart the system now to install the pre-OS console, but I haven't restarted the system yet.
Should I be worried? I thought RB Rx is now completely compatible with Windows 10.
If you reboot your system, then BSOD INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE. You have to disable the Program Compatibility Assistant Service.
I already submitted a report.
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LOL. That was what actually happened 40 minutes ago.
Macrium Reflect just proved its worth to me, though.
LOL. That was what actually happened 40 minutes ago.
Macrium Reflect just proved its worth to me, though.
File a report. Voice your dismay. Tell them you're not gonna take it anymore.
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I will tell them how it destroyed my life, to the point that I was holding a knife to commit suicide.
Seriously, though, I will file a report.
I will tell them how it destroyed my life, to the point that I was holding a knife to commit suicide.
Seriously, though, I will file a report.
Read any soft EULA. Basically, if you install the soft, then you sign your life away.
I created a thread on the HDS Community forum under HJLBX. Just add your report there. Sam will see it.
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I am running the latest version on Win 10 64 Pro...no such notifications were there?I just had two "unsigned driver" notifications during installation.
One is about Shield File System Filter. Two is about Shield Disk Filter Driver.
It wants to restart the system now to install the pre-OS console, but I haven't restarted the system yet.
Should I be worried? I thought RB Rx is now completely compatible with Windows 10.
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Maybe you're not affected by this because you didn't reinstall/reset/refresh Windows lately.
I think my problem is similar with HMP.A. My OS wants signed drivers, so if I install HMP.A with its unsigned drivers, I may end up with problems like BSOD. That's why erik loman includes a note about the status of the signature of the beta that is released.
