inside that, select, on right side, the MOUNT/UNMOUNT option.
THEN, when it is done, wheneve you need it, you can go to your backup list, and SELECT/click on the bckup you want to MOUNT. In that case, in PARAGON, do the normal paragon backup. IF yuou are using the VHD as a separate drive, to read/write, then that is different (and we can experiment on that also)įIRST, let me assume you are mounting the VHD to just view or retrieve files. Ok, i'm still confused, and these screen shots may be of help.įirst, what do you use the VHD mounted image to do? IF it is to BROWSE files, then you do NOT need to convert the paragon image to a VHD file, paragon can be MOUNTED, and files selected, from within the native paragon backup (I am NOT sure if you can WRITE to the paragon image as individual files, you can experiment though) Now I want to use Paragon Backup and Recovery in place of True Image, but the unallocated space at the end of the image is a huge issue, just for the above reasons. Otherwise, if 50GB (just as an example) of unallocated space is present at the end of virtual drive then your VHD image cannot boot because it needs a pendrive of at least 76GB in size.
Usually I reduce it to 26GB in order to boot it from a 64GB pendrive: at mounting it will need just that 26GB. That VHD image (that's, that partition) can easily be reduced running "VHD Resizer" program with just ONE step. The size of VHD file is related to partition size: not much less, not much more. When you mount under Windows a VHD created by TrueImage then you (that's, Windows) can see just a partition with the same size of original one and with no unallocated space at all. The program can convert image files from ".tib" to ".vhd". I used True Image to create system partition images (.tib). Thank you for your appreciated reply, aoz987!
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