Thus, I would consider running an image verification, after each image, a waste of time. The effects of both will become apparent long before you run a backup job and both of these issues can be resolved by running chkdsk regularly on your hard drive. What I mean is that most of the time this process will fail only if you have NTFS problems on your system or you have bad sectors on the hard disk. If all the files in your system that are being read/written to and from the hard disk are fine, then there is no reason to believe that Macrium's archive will have problems during the writing phase. It is just an archive integrity check option. That option only does one thing, it computes the hash of each data block and compares it with the hash that was computed and saved in the index file of the image archive when the image file was written. I was under the impression that was asking about the "auto verify image" option in Macrium. Click to expand.Well, if the validation check does all that then I guess it should be run.
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