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As you say, that would severely limit the utility of that option if that were the case. The recovery boot menu option does not automatically "hide" the disk from which it booted.
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The Windows Boot Menu option has been removed as it just doesn't seem to work with my current configuration removing my most critical drive that would always be my restore destination.WinRE gave me the most joy, so I'm sticking with it over WinPE.so I'm sticking with USB media from now on USB stick booted Rescue environments have no issues (refresh in WinPE aside) accessing all drives.
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no other special drivers were required (not pci.sys, amdkmpfd.sys, etc.)
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In the past I had used Rufus to build the USB stick from a Macrium ISO so I could have all the sticks space as one drive letter. 2 NVME, one Sata HD Raid array, and one Sata SSD The education started with deciding to refresh my USB recovery disk (winRE, just like the boot menu "copy"). Okay, I think I've solved being able to boot int Macrium Rescue and see all my drives.
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The WD appears under the " PCI Bus" node (AMD driver), whereas every other drive in the system falls under " PCI Express Root Complex" (MS Driver). The only way I could convince windows to show me any difference with how the WD NVME drive is handled was to put Device Manager in " View => Devices by connection" mode. I'm not certain now if I ever had a moment where I saw both nvme drives inside Macrium recovery. and then a few months later decided to add the Samsung drive back in to hold some of my steam library. Is it possible that somewhere between the updated macrium versions and the new AMD drivers that I am limited to just seeing one nvme at a time? I think I bypassed this issue before because I pulled the Samsung drive out (after I backed up it's image) when I restored its image to the WD that replaced it (500GB to 1TB upgrade). which I'm pretty sure in windows just uses the MS driver, so I don't think I'm missing a driver in my recovery media. What's missing is my WD 750 Black nvme (my boot drive). So why can't macrium see that drive under backup/restore? (even when I boot from USB) Macrium shows my Samsung 950 NVME, shows my AMD Raid (mirror) using a couple WD sata HD's, and shows my Samsung 840 sata SSD drive. What made this really weird is that the missing nvme drive is the same drive that the "boot loader"/HD version of macrium is deployed and booted from without issues. my Macrium driver folders were updated with the latest driver package contents, rebuilt my HD/USB recovery media, and scratched my head on why one of my NVME's was missing. I think the confusing part for me was that AMD now has merged their raid drivers, so it's all lumped into one package now (SATA and NVME RAID).
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In preparation for upgrading my motherboard/CPU, I thought I'd make sure everything was top notch with my rescue media (HD and USB) so I would be ready to use redploy to reset the drivers.
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so far back I'm pretty sure I originally needed to install the AMD sata-raid drivers for my sata raid drives (where I store my backups) and nvme drive(s) to see each other. I think it's been a while since I last booted macrium off my usb stick (started using the boot loader version).