I get a blue screen informing me that Windows failed to boot, and that it will try and repair itself. When doing my recent clean install of Windows, I've had repeated issues trying to install the Eleven Rack editor: after completing the install process ('You need to restart your machine to complete the install.'), the system fails to reboot, never making it past the 1st few seconds of the reboot. I also have a Focusrite Scarlett 8i6 and Eleven Rack interfaces. I also upgraded Pro Tools to the new 2020 version. Hardware is new i5-10400 processor on an ASUS Z490-P motherboard, 32GB RAM. It's possible that non-critical file system errors have been carried over from the source file system.I recently completed a new computer build running Windows 10 64-bit (Educational edition). If you see errors then confirm by running chkdsk on the source file system The above example shows typical corruption of the NTFS file system. Use the mounted drive letter as the chkdsk target as shown below: If you have any doubt, then you can mount the image file and run chkdsk from and elevated command prompt. The affected build numbers are: v, v & v. The build number of Macrium Reflect will also be shown in the footer of the log. The words 'CBT init Success' and 'Searching for NTFS meta data' will be seen in the Image log: I.e, there have been no Windows full system reboots since the Full image was created. *Differential images will only use CBT if the image being appended to, the Full image, was created in the same Windows session. Images that may be affected include Incremental and *Differential Images that use the CBT driver to participate in the backup. Images created by Macrium Reflect Free Edition are not affected as Macrium Reflect Free Edition does not include the CBT driver.

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