Doigt only Full Backups under Macrium Reflect Free


  1. Posts : 548
    Windows 10 Build 1809
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    Doigt only Full Backups under Macrium Reflect Free


    I have just installed Macrium Reflect Free 6.3 and cannot seem to find a way to create only Full backups. I did this on both Acronis and Paragon.

    How can I set up Reflect to do this?

    Thank you.
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  2. Posts : 42,953
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
       #2

    See
    Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect
    - part 3 - Create a Full Backup image
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  3. Posts : 1,621
    Windows 10 Home
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    Later on, if you desire to do differential and/or incremental backups, I heard scuttlebutt indicating pay-for version 7 is much faster than previous version for differential and/or incremental backups. It is not known when the free version 7 will be available.
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  4. Posts : 548
    Windows 10 Build 1809
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    RolandJS said:
    Later on, if you desire to do differential and/or incremental backups, I heard scuttlebutt indicating pay-for version 7 is much faster than previous version for differential and/or incremental backups. It is not known when the free version 7 will be available.
    Thank you. I, too, heard or read that somewhere. I've had no interest in incremental backups since my first venture into backups with Acronis years ago. I probably with buy the 'real' version 7 soon after getting used to Reflect. So far, it impresses me very much. Having to learn a new way to do things is daunting after going through it with the change from W7 to W10.
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  5. Posts : 1,524
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    JJG10 said:
    Thank you. I, too, heard or read that somewhere. I've had no interest in incremental backups since my first venture into backups with Acronis years ago. I probably with buy the 'real' version 7 soon after getting used to Reflect. So far, it impresses me very much. Having to learn a new way to do things is daunting after going through it with the change from W7 to W10.
    Hi JJG10. I sympathize with you as I moved from Acronis to Macrium just a few months ago. You'll get up to speed quickly. I never could figure out how to run differential and incremental backups with Acronis. The interface became more and more difficult o use as they "improved" it.

    I run full backups about ever two weeks and then differentials at the end of every work day. That way I'm protected especially from MS wonky updates.
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  6. Posts : 42,953
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
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    Here's how to start a differential backup - I find this rather obscure compared to Aomei Backupper, where it's a dropdown on the initial GUI for the particular backup.

    Doigt only Full Backups under Macrium Reflect Free-untitled.png
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  7. Posts : 15,480
    Windows10
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    RolandJS said:
    Later on, if you desire to do differential and/or incremental backups, I heard scuttlebutt indicating pay-for version 7 is much faster than previous version for differential and/or incremental backups. It is not known when the free version 7 will be available.
    The actual creation of backups is slightly faster. What is mega faster is the Rapid Delta Restore.

    This is how it works:-

    Suppose yesterday you had Files A B C D on PC, and you did a full image backup (Full contains A+B+C+D)
    Then today you added file E, and did a differential backup (Diff contains E only)

    Then somehow you corrupted or deleted file C.

    On version 6, you would restore full+diff, and it would write A+B+C+D+E to PC (i.e all of them)

    On version 7, you would restore full+diff, and it would check files on pc with files in Full+Diff backups, and see only file C has changed, and ONLY write file C! I tried this, and it is AWESOME see:

    Macrium Reflect Rapid Delta Restore

    You can expect free version around May (usually apprx 3 months behind paid versions). Website says coming soon.

    Acronis - Eat your heart out.
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