If the admin account is locked as described in the KB then this won't provide a security risk.

In case you haven't seen this, there's a KB article on this exact problem here: Still refering to Custom Setup: Do the tree alternatives 'Macrium' or 'Macrium Reflect' have any influence on the desired location of the installation?Įvery contribution which helps to solve the problem with scheduled backups is appreciated. If the checkbox is selected, will the program nevertheless be installed in Admin Account? Or. Is it necessary to de-install first an then re-install again? If yes and I choose the custom setup, do I have to select or de-select the checkbox 'install for all users'. Or is the reason that the program is probably installed in the admin account? If yes, is it possible to re-install the program in my normal work account? If yes, how could that be achieved. Could that be?Ĭould it be a better solution instead enabling scheduled backups starting directly from my work account? What has to be changed to achieve this goall? Is the storage of the backup defintion file the key? If yes, does the problem disappear bx moving the defintion file to my work account? When I follow the instruction of Nick Sills as of Aug 2, 2015, which advices not to switch back to the work account in the usual way but lock instead the admin account, I fear that the Admin Account could still be accessed by attacks from outside.

I usually work with a normal account (without admin rights) for security reasons, whereas the backup definition file is stored in a folder of the admin account. I run Vista Home Premium SP 2, so the error (s.

Macrium reflect v6