Browse for image to Restore |
This menu option is used in order to browse the local hard drives for Macrium Reflect images. The images are displayed in the main window as shown below. In this case, the backup contains an image of the NTFS Primary C: drive partition.
At the top of the main pane, there are four options:
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Link |
Description |
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Browse for an image file... |
This effectively starts the process again, giving you the opportunity to search your hard drives and disks for other image files |
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Refresh |
Refreshes the images in the current search path |
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Allows multiple path locations to be automatically searched for images | |
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Back to search list |
Disregards any images you may have searched for and returns to the list of images found as specified in 'Folders to Search' |
The next part of the main pane shows the details of the image we may wish to restore. In the example above, the NTFS Primary Partition (C: drive) has been backed up. In this case, it also tells me that there is a 100MB partition on the host system, but that this was not backed up in this image.
If you select a partition, i.e. the NTFS Primary Partition an 'Actions...' link will appear specific to that partition. This allows the following:
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Action |
Description |
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It is possible to browse the image in an explorer window | |
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Restore this partition... |
Restore just the selected partition from the image |
The bottom section of the main pane, lists the image that was searched for. It appears as follows;
The details of each image are displayed on the left of the image box and on the right, a number of actions can be performed on the image.
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Action |
Description |
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Browse the image in a Windows Explorer window | |
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Verify that the image has not been corrupted | |
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Restore the image | |
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Other Actions |
This gives three options:
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