I used BING for a great many years, and I have recently purchased BIBM to use with my new Lenovo Windows 10 laptop (an Ideapad 700-15ISK).
I performed the initial Windows setup, and then created the Windows Recovery drive on a 16GB memory stick. I decided that I wanted to create an image of the Recovery drive on a separate hard disk (just in case the memory stick went bad when I needed it). I am trying to use BIBM to do this (BIBM booted from another memory stick -- not installed on hard drive). This is what happens:
(1) I can boot BIBM successfully from a USB2 memory stick (uses a USB3 socket).
(2) BIBM can see the USB2 memory stick containing the Recovery drive (works in both the USB2 socket or the USB3 socket).
(3) BIBM cannot see the USB2 Seagate hard disk that I connected to use as the destination for the partition image. I have tried both a USB2 socket and a USB3 socket, but without success. I have also tried a different USB cable, just in case the first one was faulty. The disk has its own power supply.
I am stumped! Windows XP on my old Sony laptop see the Seagate without problem, as does Windows 10 on the new Lenovo laptop. So why can't BIBM see it? The disk is formatted NTFS.
BIBM actually sees these disks:
(0) 128GB NVMe SSD (internal)
(1) 1TB SATA HDD (internal)
(2) 16GB Recovery memory stick (external)
Thanks for any help
-- from CyberSimian in the UK