AT&T's Fiber Subsciber Base Surpasses Its 'Non-Fiber' Base + more notable news.So, it's definitely an issue with W10/1903 and not fixed in Reflect 6. ' As noted in the article, Macrium provided a hotfix for Reflect V7, which has since been incorporated into the regular V7 code base, but no equivalent fix was provided for V6, presumably because V6 has been unsupported since February 2018 (a year after V7's launch), which predates this issue by several months.'Ģ. Quote from one of the replies in the above linked thread: That 'unknown error 9' sounded familiar so I did a browser search on 'macrium reflect unknown error code 9' (no quotes) and found the following which I hope might prove informative: >Right now that leaves me wondering if the problems Macrium 6.3 has with W10 v1903 are due to something in v1903 or something in just that particular install.įingers crossed that someone else with v1903 and Reflect 6.3 will pop in with info. Since then, I periodically open Reflect 6 on the Dell and do a check for updates, then copy the update from the Dell's Temp file to a thumbdrive and apply it to my desktop system.'-}} I copied it to a thumbdrive and was able to apply the update/patch on the Dell laptop I use as a testbed/backup system. The first time that happened I dicked around a bit and finally got it to take the update and shortly after that, I discovered that the update/patch file was in my Temp folder. I find it irritating because more often than not, Reflect throws an error during the update process. You can't, for example, go to Macrium's website and find an option to download update(s)/patche(s) for whatever version of Reflect you are using. The above are basically the only way (at least that I've found) to update Reflect (this is with Reflect Free 6 but I found the same with the iteration of Reflect Free 7 I had installed at one point). Updating when you are in Reflect either via a 'there's a new update' prompt or via Other Tasks > Check for Updates.

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