Note: this article is only relevant to releases newer than v. If anyone has any other solutions or suggestions please let me know.Īnd thanks to anyone who takes the time to respond.In this article we will explain how it is possible to simply create a USB flash drive to boot Windows PE. The only solution I can see to this problem is to build my own Windows PE OS that will run KeePass or retain the relevant information and get Macrium to use that. So a work around might be to run KeePass within the Macrium PE OS and copy the relevant information into the relevant text fields.īut I don't think it is possible to run KeePass within the Macrium PE OS I use KeePass to store passwords and login details. This is causing quite a bit of inconvenience as I use very long passwords that I can only view in KeePass.įurthermore there seems to be no way of making the settings stick within the Macrium Windows PE OS. UNC, Network Credentials, passwords, etc). This means that every time I need to perform a restore I need to re-enter the various details needed (i.e. My only problem now is that the Macrium PE OS does not retain any of the details needed to connect and access the share on my FreeNAS server. I can now restore an image to one of my computers from the FreeNAS server, across my network, using the Macrium PE OS. My thanks to and to user szz743 who originally posted the solution. The solution contained within the link provided by worked! Thanks to anyone who takes the time to reply. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
I have been trying to figure this out for some time now, but I am getting nowhere.
It would be really convenient to be able to do this across my network directly from the server and eliminate the use of a USB HDD altogether.
I suspect that Macrium's Windows PE OS isn't able to authenticate to the FreeNAS server, even though I have entered these details into Macrium Reflect.Īt the moment I am restoring from a little USB portable HDD after copying the image file to the protable drive from the FreeNAS server.īut the back-ups are getting so large that the drive won't be able to accomodate these images before long.
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