My prediction is that if it were always there, a lot of users would ask, “What’s a WIM Rebuild and when might I want to force or skip it?” I’m actually curious as to what caused the behavior you described. But the function is documented in the Rescue Media Builder KB page, and typically it isn’t needed anyway. The suggestion to add a split button presentation and the Skip WIM Rebuild capability were both made during the beta by yours truly. You just had to know that Ctrl clicking did something different. Wouldn't you think that option would be there without having to hold the Ctrl key down.ĭuring the beta it didn’t have a visible indication at all. If it instead says "Skip WIM Rebuild", then clicking Build normally will already cause a WIM rebuild. Click that and you should see a "Force WIM Rebuild" option. That will expose a small arrow on the edge of the Build button. While on the main Rescue Media Builder interface, hold the Ctrl key down. Is there a way to get the Macrium Reflect Rescue Media Builder to force it to update to v ? So, I thought it would be OK and proceeded to create my Rescue Media, but when I open the "Version" file in the root of the rescue media, it is still saying that it is " 6". When I went back to do it, it was saying the version was already updated even though I hadn't clicked the Build button yet. It said I was using and needed to click on the Build button to update it.īut I changed my mind at the last minute as I received a phone call and decided to do it later, and so I clicked the Close button. I went to create new Macrium Reflect v Windows PE 10 rescue media.
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