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Anyone having any problems with Ture Image 2016 Bootable Media after upgrading to the new version of Windows 10?

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Yes.  Automatic backups just never happen!  And there is no 'notification' of the failure by email.

I have to manually start each backup.

Edit - sorry I did not read your post properly.  Not Bootable Media related - just backup schedule is bust

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no issues with bootable media. If you created the media prior, it shouldn't make any difference.  The boot media loads before the OS so is not tied to Windows.  You could boot it even if there was no OS instalelled.  However, do you have fastboot enabled?  IF so, the system may only be hibernating when you "shutdown" and this is a locked hibernation file that can prevent other media from being able to access the disk.  Instead of a regular shutdown, use command prompt and 

shutdown /s /t 3  (/s is shutdown and /t 3 is a 3 second delay).  When you use /S it forces a full shutdown.

Likewise, a reboot/restart forces a full shutdown before restart as well.