@Dashrender

Yes sir.

real use cases from you

or, you know, feature requests are also highly appreciated

Folks,

I am from the Veeam side, so just wanted to chime in and share the possibilities you got with Veeam Endpoint Backup installed (since you have a spinning discussion here).

I am eager to hear the real use cases from you actually

@coliver valid point but I've seen it preinstalled on a small transformer laptops like Asus T100

@IT-ADMIN I’d say two images x32 and x64 without any drivers included - minimum. You have to manually upload the drivers (and install them) during bare metal recovery then. However, thats not a big issue if you are using the USB stick - you can just drag and drop the storage and network drivers to any folder inside the recovery media.

BTW we had some discussions on the forums check for creative workarounds: http://forums.veeam.com/veeam-endpoint-backup-f33/multiple-computer-recovery-media-on-single-usb-t29636.html?hilit=unified

Hi folks,

Its recommended to keep the recovery media per OS (32-bit and 64-bit) just because of the drivers, but:

1. You can include additional drivers to recovery media during creation
2. You can disable drivers collection from the OS during creation
3. You can load the drivers while performing the Bare Metal Recovery
4. You can disable the collected drivers being injected from Recovery Media during recovery