Let's say I have a 1tb of data backed up into a 500gb image on a drive that's only 600gb big, would that allow me to mount the image and explore it, or would you need to have it on a drive with enough free space to allow for 1tb worth of data on it?īasically does there have to be enough physical hard drive space to allow you to browse the actual amount of data stored in an image? I started to wonder about where those files from a mounted image are kept. So I thought I should use a different program, but then I thought maybe that wouldn't solve the problem. I contacted AOMEI, but they didn't seem to offer me much explanation or a solution other than saying it's a bug.
Windows (10) says I don't have access and that the drive is media protected. I then mounted it, but this time I can't explore the image. I then backed up a 6tb drive (about 3tbs of data) which was successful as well. I backed up a 1tb drive (basically fully filled) no problem, and could mount the image and explore it's files. So I just backed up two drives onto a single backup drive.
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