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@dalchina
Seriously have you try the link I posted above ? . There's no adware etc... in this. Actually, it is just a small Macrium Reflect Download Agent as seen below and you can select whether to download Free or Home version. You can save this agent and run it for new future version. Been doing this for a long time.Mm, caution: that's a CNET download, wrapped in CNET's installer, which offers - well- other things you have to unclick. (Adware? Scumware? which might answer the question as to how money might be made in that particular case (CNET).
It's free (personal), but a bit feature limited.
No incremental backups, no support for GPT disks, no restore to different hardware, no file/folder backup as far as I can see.
Macrium Reflect Free | PCWorld
Well that's magic mate, thanks for letting me know. I am backing up to external hard drive, but it's saving an xml file to my documents do I need that? And how do I test the rescue disk I have burned. Do I have to turn the computer off and change the boot menu, or is there an easier way? Thanks again. Paul
I don't make my image backup from my C-drive, I always boot to the MR boot disk, then make my image backups. You can make the rescue disk in 2 ways, depending on your which way your computer will boot from. If your computer will boot from a USB drive, then all you need to do is reboot your computer, hit whatever F key your computer needs to look for your USB stick, or DVD drive, and MR will boot with no problem.