cloning / imaging


  1. robert
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    cloning / imaging


    Can I clone/ image win 10 to a thumb drive?
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  3. Bumpkin
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    As long as the thumb drive has enough capacity for the image or clone.
    I suggest using Macrium Reflect as it uses compression when making images.
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  4. AddRAM
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    Macrium Reflect Free
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