Macrium Software has their
Macrium Reflect 8 Data Protection Software on sale for
50% Off listed below.
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Note, select either the available single or 4-pack license
Available Option(s)
- Macrium Reflect 8 Data Protection Software
- Single License $34.98
- 4-Pack License $69.98
About the Product- Macrium Super-Fast Imaging
- File and folder backup
- Rapid Delta Cloning increases cloning speed by copying file system deltas
- Rapid Delta Restore recovers your images in minutes or even seconds
- Backup file Consolidation with Synthetic Full backup support
- Automatica partition resizing
- SSD trim support
- Pre-defined backup plan templates
- Mount images in Windows Explorer for easy item level recovery
- Intra-daily backups
- Restore images to dissimilar hardware using Macrium ReDeploy (Not included in the 30-Day Trial)
- Removable flash media and exFAT support
- Backup files and folders to a single compressed archive file
- Recover partitions and entire disk images with just a few clicks of your mouse
Supports- Use: Home
- Supports Windows 11/10/8/7, Vista and XP
- MBR and GPT disk support
- 12 Months Essentials Support
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License: Single PC
(NB: the 4-Pack includes 4 single PC licenses)
Use: Home
License: Single PC
(NB: the 4-Pack includes 4 single PC licenses)
Use: Home
Macrium Reflect v8 Home Edition, Workstation, Server, and Server Plus for Exchange and SQL are licensed per machine - each PC must have its own licensed copy of Macrium Reflect installed.
You may only transfer a Macrium license to another PC if it is a replacement for the original machine (due to hardware failure, for example).
At this point the free one is okay for backing up from and restoring to the same system. Also okay to put an image on a new drive.
Not so good for shrinking a backup to a smaller disk, fiddling about with scheduled backups and the like. You need the paid one for a lot of what the free one used to have.
I get free acronis with nearly every drive that I buy, even external cases. I have a $10 sabrent external case with a drive backing up all of my systems, using their free acronis that just checks for any sabrent drive or enclosure. Same with my new Acer gen 4 predator drive.
Great price I guess if you don't want to play games to do the basics for free.
Windows backup and file history are rarely used, but not that bad as another option that comes included with the OS. Windows 11 REALLY tries to steer you away from the image backup options brought with windows 7. Even trying to find it in settings will toss you into a Bing search for it, and no results.
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It really is not straightforward to use and can mess up your backups/ssd transfers
Where I found out that it can back up a problem drive just fine, and then when you wipe it and go to restore, you get messages that the backup wasn't any good because the drive you backed it up from was problematic. Not really the time to tell ya that, be nice if that happened when you were backing up?
Did that with my girlfriends daughters computer. I backed it up, replaced the drive after wiping it and finding it defective, and then it wouldn't restore anything from the backup.
Did I say girlfriend or ex girlfriend?
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