Rescue media not seeing network share
I just used True Image 2016 (build 6569) to create rescue media from a USB drive. When I booted from it and ran the program, it didn't show any of the PCs (all Windows) on my LAN... the only thing listed under "computers near me" was "NFS," but I don't have anything NFS on the network.
Another USB drive had the 2014 edition of True Image rescue media on it, and it was able to see the network shares from that one.
Anyone else see this?


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It shows correctly, 192.168.1.whatever, with default gateway and DNS as 192.168.1.1, as they should be. FWIW, there is an option on the left pane for wifi too (inside the network options), and it did see the available wireless networks, though I am using a wired connection here.
The tip for using the UNC pathname worked... I do that all the time from Windows Explorer; I don't know why I didn't think of it here, but it did work.
The 2014 worked with the same PC only a few minutes earlier, just booted from the 2014 rescue media (USB drive) instead of the 2016. It happens that way on both of my PCs on which I tried it... one a Sandy Bridge desktop with the onboard Intel Gigabit ethernet, one my Core 2 Duo laptop with the onboard Realtek Gigabit. Neither of them is new.
Thanks for the info-- it still should be fixed, but at least I have a workaround now!
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Glad to hear it. I'll have to go back and check the wireless settings myself. I've never seen it, but if it's there and picks up the networks too, that's great. I just checked WinPE and it does not pick up the wireless or have a wireless option there though, but there are third party tools or portable apps that can be used with the WinPE to do this as well.
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