When initialized, however, it insists on re-assigning drive letters, changing screen resolutions and creating non-functional (* see note) file associations. I like to create my own WinPE builds (using WinBuilder) and have no problem with including Reflect Pro as one 'rescue utility' (among others) in any of my own 32-bit or 64-bit WinPE builds.

My second question relates to Macrium Reflect's behaviour (I'm tempted to call it MISbehaviour) when it runs in a Windows PE environment. My question is whether a single Reflect Pro licence would permit and support installation and registration under all three OSes on that single platform. My primary working platform is a multiboot system that can boot to either a 32-bit environment (WinXP or Vista) or a 64-bit environment (Windows 7). The first relates to multiple installations on a single physical machine. I've been evaluating the Macrium Reflect 'Pro' edition (reflect_pro_v trial setup) and have a couple of pre-sales questions for you, the second of which may need some input from your technical support staff. Here's a copy of my inquiry about it and I'll post any response from them if/when i get one.

In other ways I like the latest Macrium Reflect proggy very much, but it's insistence on re-assigning drive letters and so forth is just not accptable for many (most?) Winbuilder WinPE multipurpose set-ups. automatical autoassign driveletters on start macrium reflec screen resolution switch to 1024x768 on start macrium reflect

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