Cheers.I'm trying to move a smaller old HDD to a new SSD. If you’re using MR7, it’s time to upgrate to MR8 (even on Windows 10 PCs). If you’re not already using it, grab a copy of MR8 today. In all seven years I’ve been using MR, it’s never failed me when it comes to restoring a backup or repairing damaged Windows boot facilities. It’s got great backup exploration tools, and can mount its backups as VMs via Hyper-V. It supports removable media imaging and cloning, and uses VSS to support imaging of running Windows 10 and 11 instances. It supports use of WinPE 11 rescue media, and works well with the new OS. The program has been reworked and revamped, especially in light of Windows 11.

But now, I can - and will - upgrade all of my other test and experiment machines to the free version directly from the source. And indeed, I concur with prevailing opinions there (and at its sister site ) that MR Free is sufficient to meet the backup needs of most ordinary users.īecause I believe in supporting makers who do good work, I own a 4-pack license for the commercial version of MR8 released earlier this year. I’ve been using MR about as long as I’ve been a member there.

I’ll confess cheerfully and unreservedly, I was converted to MR through my association with TenForums. Good stuff With Macrium Reflect 8 Free Version Now Available, Grab One! Hence my title, which proclaims Macrium Reflect 8 Free version now available. This week, however, Paramount Software UK - the maker of Macrium Reflect - is offering an “official” free download of the well-known and respected backup/recovery toolset. Softonic) for Macrium Reflect 8 Free available for 30 days and longer. There have been alternate downloads (e.g.

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