I’ve been using Window’s built in system imaging and I’ve always been pleased with it’s simple interface and reliability, but since MS is threatening to end that program at some unknown time, I’ve been forced to consider other options.
Decided to try Macrium Reflect despite looking like some fairly complicated software. I Have 3 laptops of which the oldest is a pretty decent computer but it’s W10 and for some reason it doesn’t qualify for W11, so I used this one for the guinea pig to experiment with to see if I could figure out how to run the software.
After studying the User Guide a couple days along with 2 failed attempts, I finally succeeded in creating a full image and restoring it!! YES!
Only bad thing is the cost for 3 computers. I’ll probably just let this free trial issue time itself out and then buy the software for the other two computers. Don’t really need it as much on this W10 unit anyway.
Just glad I figured out how to run Macrium Reflect.
Decided to try Macrium Reflect despite looking like some fairly complicated software. I Have 3 laptops of which the oldest is a pretty decent computer but it’s W10 and for some reason it doesn’t qualify for W11, so I used this one for the guinea pig to experiment with to see if I could figure out how to run the software.
After studying the User Guide a couple days along with 2 failed attempts, I finally succeeded in creating a full image and restoring it!! YES!
Only bad thing is the cost for 3 computers. I’ll probably just let this free trial issue time itself out and then buy the software for the other two computers. Don’t really need it as much on this W10 unit anyway.
Just glad I figured out how to run Macrium Reflect.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11 Pro 64 bit
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Manufacturer/Model
- HP Zbook Power 15.6 G9
- CPU
- Intel 12th Gen I7 - 12700H
- Memory
- 16G Ram
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA RTX A1000
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x1080
- Hard Drives
- Samsung SSD 512G
- Browser
- Chrome
- Other Info
- Kensington SD5700T Thunderbolt Dock