From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   Paul  wrote:   
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   > As far as I know, there is some option to put the WinPE Macrium   
   > boots from, right on the C: drive. This is no good for "bare metal restore"   
   > particularly, but, if you want to do "partition at rest" backups   
   > or clones, it might be a useful option. Then you would not   
   > need any USB stick to boot it and make a clone. You'd still   
   > need the SSD drive you are cloning to, of course.   
   >   
   > I haven't tried this, so don't have the first hand experience to comment.   
      
     Yes, when making the 'Rescue Media', there is an option:   
      
   "Select Device   
     Windows Boot menu   
           Add/change the boot menu for the selected Windows PE version"   
      
     My notes say that this option is selected by default, so you have to   
   unselect it if you do not want this functionality. You also can remove   
   it later by doing a 'Create Rescue Media...' again and then use the   
   "Remove boot menu" option.   
      
     I have the Windows Boot menu enabled on both our systems. I do not   
   actually use it, but have it as a backup, just in case the USB memory   
   stick with the Rescue Media fails.   
      
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