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This may include hidden system partitions that are essential for Windows to start and run.īy Selecting a disk in the application main Window and click 'Image this disk.'.īy Selecting a disk in the application main Window, click on a partition, then click 'Actions' and select 'Image this partition only.'

Using this option will choose all the partitions required to boot Windows. Using this option will populate the Image Wizard with all selected disks and partitions in the application main Window.īy selecting 'Create an image of the partition(s) required to backup and restore Windows'. For the items I want to back up to the cloud, I do so using a manual sync application that only connects to my cloud repository long enough to update the content.The Image Wizard can be started in multiple ways.īy selecting 'Image selected disks on this computer'. I suppose Google Drive's previous version functionality might help here, but I'm not sure. If you get hit with malware and you've got an always-connected path to your cloud repository available, then malware could hop right onto that. I would however argue that replicating your backups to the cloud by means of an application that maintains a persistent connection to that cloud replication destination reduces the resilience of that solution. If Image Guardian doesn't play nice with Google Drive Sync even when you've just got your backup destination folder defined as a source for backup, then you wouldn't be able to use it. It operates on the premise that Macrium applications are trusted, and everything else (except Robocopy in certain cases) is categorically not trusted, and it doesn't offer any customization other than allowing you to block even Robocopy across the board rather than allowing it under certain conditions. If so, there's no way to "exempt" certain applications from Image Guardian. What is the exact error in the Image Guardian log? Image Guardian doesn't prevent read operations, but it might be trying to open the file for write access for some reason.