Win10 cloning a drive under different system

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  1. NavyLCDR
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    holydiver said:
    Okay I will
    Actually, I just read this:
    Macrium Support Forum - Clean-up after creating Windows PE ISO

    Right click on start icon, select Programs and Features at top of list. Scroll down to Macrium Reflect Free Edition, highlight and click uninstall. Uncheck Uninstall Macrium Reflect and check Remove Windows PE Component Files.
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  3. holydiver
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    windows 10
    Thread Starter
       New #12

    Wow thanx for showing me that I will unistall it later

    Have a good night
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