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See also: Browsing Linux EXT File System Images

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Mounting an image in Windows Explorer

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  1. Open a command prompt and change the directories as necessary so the path to reflect.exe is shown. 
    See Running an elevated command prompt.


    Complete the command line as follows:

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    reflect.exe ["Path to Image file"] [Add one or more switches] 


    Note: Instead of inserting Path to Image file you can also replace it with LAST_FILE_CREATED if you want the last Image created in the current Windows session to be mounted.

    Available CLI switches:   

     -b

    Browse Image, always needed to mount Image.
     -autoDo not show the Backup Selection dialog and automatically mount all partitions in the image file.
     -drives

    A comma separated list of drive letters to use for the mounted image eg; -drives m,n  If no drive letters are specified then the next available letters are used.

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    Note: To 'skip' mounting a partition use the Asterisk character instead of a drive letter
     -passUse for password protected Image files, add password in inverted commas. e.g. -pass "password"

     Note: If you do not use -auto you will be prompted with the Backup Selection dialog to assign the drive letters. 

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To mount an image and prompt for a drive letter:

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "J:\76FF71EBBB032A35-00-00.mrimg" -b 

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To mount all partitions of an image using the next available drive letter(s):

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 C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "J:\76FF71EBBB032A35-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto  

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To mount all partitions for the last image created in the current Windows session:

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "LAST_FILE_CREATED" -b -auto 

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To mount all partitions in an image using drive letters p,q,r

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "J:\76FF71EBBB032A35-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto -drives p,q,r  

 

To mount the third partiton partition only using drive letter 'R'

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "J:\76FF71EBBB032A35-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto -drives *,*,r  

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To mount all partitions in a password protected image using drive letters p,q,r where pwd is the password,(the password is case sensitive):

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe "J:\76FF71EBBB032A35-00-00.mrimg" -b -auto -drives p,q,r -pass "pwd"   

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  1. Open a command prompt and change the directory as necessary so the path to reflect.exe is shown. 
    See  Running an elevated command prompt .
      
     
     
     
     
     
     


  2. Complete the command line as follows: 

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    reflect.exe [drive letter to detach] [-u]

    (if no drive letter is included the switch -u will detach all temporary mounted drives).         

  3. Press Enter. 

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To Detach all temporary drives: 

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 C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe -u      

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To Detach Drive J only:

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C:\Program Files\Macrium\Reflect>reflect.exe J -u  

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