Macrium Reflect restore over corrupt drive?

sportflyer said:

I used the copy method to prepare the bootable USB drive.

I tested it by rebooting from within windows 10 choosing the USB drive and I was able to get to log in page , signed in and every works. I assume this is the same as booting from start .

What screen will I expect to see if I had a corrupted C drive ?

Well that's is good news, see that worked better than Rufus!!!

On 2nd question:
In Windows, open an elevated command prompt (Windows key + X, click command prompt (admin) and type
chkdsk C: /F
Your system should require a reboot to run this after you enter the above command. Then just read the screen as it boots and runs. :)

Yep , It works . Tks

That's what we said all along. Do you think we are kidding around here, LOL.

whs said:

That's what we said all along. Do you think we are kidding around here, LOL.

hehehe