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/d:w4-0x2

Should be...

/d:w4@0x2

This is straight from IFW v4.03 "Show Command"
"H:\Program Files\TeraByte Drive Image\imagew64.exe" /wait /b /d:w4@0x2 /f:"T:\Z690M-A\Backup-w4-0x2-$~YYYY$-$~MM$-$~DD$-$~HHMM$" /v /vb without my editing and additional subfolder thrown in.

Does that work?

If not, select "Output Disk ID to Command Line" in IFW Settings and make another "Show Command" and script.

right "/d:w4@0x2" is the correct format, using "/d:w4-0x2" is not.

@Brian K, here are the results:

Backup-w4-0x2-$~YYYY$-$~MM$-$~DD$-$~HHMM$ is the backup file name that IFW creates in the selection process.

"H:\Program Files\TeraByte Drive Image\imagew64.exe" /wait /b /d:{CB1B2C11-6078-4FB6-8C37-897D45CCB5D5}@0x2 /f:{E05DFD29-CB1D-4B57-B669-FC95DE7CBB8B}@0x1:"\Z690M-A\Backup-w4-0x2-$~YYYY$-$~MM$-$~DD$-$~HHMM$" /v /vb is the command line script produced for saving to a file, with "Output Disk ID to Command Line" checked in settings.

bbearren,

You keep showing a command containing "w4-0x2" with a hyphen between 4 and 0.

Brian and Terabyte Support keep telling you it should be "w4@0x2" with an at sign between 4 and 0.

bbearrem,

Does that batch file work?

Bob Coleman wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2025 4:26 am bbearren,

You keep showing a command containing "w4-0x2" with a hyphen between 4 and 0.

Brian and Terabyte Support keep telling you it should be "w4@0x2" with an at sign between 4 and 0.

There seems to be a failure to communicate. I am not putting in the hyphen, that is being done by IFW in creating the script that I then copy to use in Task Scheduler. I delete "Backup-w4-0x2-" from the initial Backup file name created by IFW. I modify the script to use my own naming convention, but I am not putting the hyphen in. Again, that's being done by IFW.

Brian K wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2025 4:29 am bbearrem,

Does that batch file work?

No, it does not.

I delete "w4-0x2-" from the initial Backup file name created by IFW.

Do you replace it with "w4@0x02"

Sorry.... I misread your batch file.