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                    Macrium Reflect is a backup and disk imaging software program for Microsoft Windows developed by Paramount Software UK Ltd in 2006. It creates disk images and file backup archives using Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service to ensure 'point in time' data accuracy. Macrium Reflect can backup whole partitions or individual files and folders into a single compressed, mountable archive file, which can be used to restore exact images of the partitions on the same hard disk for disaster recovery, or a new hard disk for data migration.

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Section 1:

Review

  1. INTRODUCING VIDEO
  2. WHAT IS MACRIUM REFLECT?
  3. MACRIUM REFLECT BENEFITS
  4. OVERVIEW OF MACRIUM REFLECT FEATURES
  5. PRODUCT COMPARISON
  6. TECHNICAL DETAILS

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1.  INTRODUCING VIDEO

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2.  WHAT IS MACRIUM REFLECT?

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Macrium Reflect is a backup, disk imaging and cloning software that comes with free, personal and commercial editions. It is a product of Macrium Software, a company established in 2006 whose founder personally experienced data disaster and, not finding practical and easy to use backup tools at that time, developed his own solution. For more than a decade now, Macrium Reflect has established its reputation for its speedy recovery times and the ability to create safe and secure disk image.

 

Macrium Reflect evolved through the years with new features and capabilities to meet the disk imaging and recovery requirements of customers. The software is offered in five editions starting with a basic free edition that was offered from the very start, making the company one of the earliest to release a free version for backup software. It has since proven to be a reliable solution to quickly image and restore an operating system.

 

All other editions are paid solutions for home PC, business-critical workstations, servers and large-scale server systems. Prices are pegged for licenses per PC or server with ascending cost and beefier features as one goes up the tier from personal to business to commercial use. The software is compatible with all Windows operating platforms.

 

 

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3.  MACRIUM REFLECT BENEFITS

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  • No cost option

Having a free edition is a big attraction. And the good thing is that Macrium Reflect’s free edition is regularly upgraded with additional features (the 7th version was launched early 2017). If you’re looking to back up your system in the fastest, easiest and safest way, then you’ve got a very practical solution that is just a download away.

 

  • Backup where you want

You can upgrade your hard disk, try a new OS, and protect personal files and documents in an easily recoverable backup file that you can save to local, network and USB drives or transfer to DVD format.

 

  • Schedule your backups

The software provides extensive backup scheduling options so you can program it to run during your preferred times.  It likewise feature retention rules allowing you to set parameters such as the length of time to keep files and what to save or delete when disk space is at critical levels.

 

  • Rapid restore and cloning

Macrium applies Rapid Delta technology that increases cloning speeds by copying file system deltas. The same technique is applied in recovering and restoring images in minutes or even seconds.

 

  • Scalable solution

Whatever your need, from simple system or file recovery on your home PC to backing up entire business workstations and servers, Macrium can provide tailor-fit solutions designed for endpoint backups and recovery.

 

  • Global resellers

Macrium boasts of over 900 resellers of its products worldwide and you can use its partner locator in its website to find a reseller nearest you. Premium products brings with it 24/7 support from an experienced development and support team for any queries and technical issues.

 

 

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4.  OVERVIEW OF MACRIUM REFLECT FEATURES

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  • Windows OS Live Image Creator
  • Backup Content Browser
  • Differential Images
  • Non-booting System Restore
  • Direct Disk Cloning
  • Backups Instant Boot in VM
  • Backups Schedule
  • Rapid Delta Cloning & Restore
  • Incremental Backups
  • Backup Set Consolidation
  • Backup Encryption
  • Backup Files and Folders
  • Bare Metal Restore
  • Ransomware Protection
  • Windows Log Events
  • Central Management with Macrium Site Manager
  • Server Class OS Backup & Restore
  • MS Exchange & SQL Granular Backup

 

 

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5.  PRODUCT COMPARISON

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  • Home Edition
  • Workstation
  • Server
  • Server Plus

 

For full-detailed product comparison ====>  Macrium Software | Product Comparison

 

 

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6.  TECHNICAL DETAILS

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Devices Supported
  • Windows
Language Support
  • English and German
Pricing Model
  • One-time payment
Customer Types
  • Small Business
  • Large Enterprises
  • Medium Business
  • Freelancers
Deployment
  • On Premise

 

 

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Section 2:

Knowledge Base

  1. OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE
  2. CHANGELOG
  3. PRODUCT COMPARISON
  4. USER GUIDE
  5. BUYING GUIDE
  6. PRICING PLAN

 

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Section 3:

Download

  1. HASHES
  2. VIRUSTOTAL [FOR MEDICINE]
  3. DOWNLOAD LINKS [SETUP + MEDICINE]

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1. Home
x86: 
CRC32: 680745c5
MD5: 08975abe7b78f2935b6718f901076cf3
SHA-1: f75cdfefbd81b9eaac9967003db3590260385e5d

 

x64: 
CRC32: 98f67c43
MD5: 1b9311cae80c380779f8dd51e8ece98e
SHA-1: 1971119a5626a8a815c8c782ff3b459621d05460

 


2. Workstation
x86: 
CRC32: 21080e5c
MD5: a8c7dc7c618b2302b40b09b93ff9e92f
SHA-1: 130670d0db11d6194fa67ed7347046d2f77fa6e8

 

x64: 
CRC32: ef47c0aa
MD5: 6d5cc7e5542df93c07a9f6b0bb2903d3
SHA-1: 9cdd893b4f228f05b9c65f22bbe7911ad85f93c8

 


3. Server
x86: 
CRC32: 8599e04d
MD5: b8037ebb30cf98dcaf59e33baf47cb93
SHA-1: fac986f28bc3b0700d37e70a0bb7377c922118f5

 

x64: 
CRC32: 410a3d47
MD5: f22d5b10c7c4d3a9d290e2b2dcae6e5b
SHA-1: 65a2693e63e0cb656001478548a3a045b8b8391a

 


4. Server Plus
x86: 
CRC32: c284b9e1
MD5: 0030ce1f2febf459f34f91ef9d09319d
SHA-1: 3e51a5d5f7bda5e9a938121275387c4b82956dc7

 

x64: 
CRC32: 8978561d
MD5: 4649c12d18785dc11b98c2fe80e50f15
SHA-1: 51727362ad95a69b903c6f565fe8df736a655cf8

 


5. Server Plus Portable
CRC32: 7dda80d7
MD5: f65132a76d8c2c3d5a59005c42983117
SHA-1: e41f25c466ff9556cee6d3318f616b404e5ff54f

 


6. Patch
x86: 
CRC32: dec2f3d8
MD5: 222feb26de72a3b94f7b936a13f15a10
SHA-1: aaef9f38cc54e4085392ac839d3f21bb2c57f081

 

x64: 
CRC32: 4b392853
MD5: 9ec06e71c956c414c278c67f69564cd9
SHA-1: e679492ef90199232dd633f8776c8cd32e78cef2

 

 

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2.  VIRUSTOTAL [FOR MEDICINE]

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PS: The medicine is working fine for the new version (7.2.3906).

 

 

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3.  DOWNLOAD LINKS [SETUP + MEDICINE]

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Site: https://mega.nz
Sharecode: /#F!VolHGSTb!aEGWLVa2cbX8bT_WubEiZQ

Password (for all files):


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Section 4:

Guides & Tutorials

  1. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION
  2. DRIVE BACKUP
  3. WINDOWS BACKUP
  4. IMAGE RESTORE
  5. IMAGE DELETE
  6. CLONE DISK
  7. CLONE WHOLE HDD
  8. WinPE [BOOTABLE RESCUE IMAGE]

     
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Section 4-i:

Installation & Activation

In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus] 

  • Before proceeding with the setup process, you must disable your network connection (otherwise the program will require registration)
    Choose your suitable setup file; whether 32 or 64 bit, then double-click to run the setup process
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  • Next
     

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  • Accept the agreement
     

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  • 30 day trial
     

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  • Next
     

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  • As I said it's a must to disable network connection before starting setup;
    Otherwise registration window will pop up at this stage and you won't be able to bypass it;
    Then You'll have to cancel this setup and start a new offline one.
     

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  • Next [without any change]
     

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  • Install
     

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  • Wait till setup completes
     

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  • Don't launch the program; then Finish
     

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  • Restart your system
     

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  • After restart, run the suitable patch as administrator
     

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  • Left-click the skull symbol
     

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  • Wait for just a few seconds; and then close the patch (All is done)
     

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  • Now open the program and enjoy full features
     

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  • And this is the main window
     

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For the PORTABLE application:

  • Run as administrator
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  • Install (Setup window in German but program in English)
     

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  • Wait till the extraction completes successfully
     

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  • Enjoy
     

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Section 4-ii:

Drive Backup

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

  • From "Backup" ===> "Create a backup"
    Select the drive you want to backup; and click "Image this disk"
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  • [1] ==> Here you choose where to save your backup image
    [2] ==> If you wanted to burn the backup image directly to a CD or DVD
    [3] ==> If you want to give your backup image a particular name (It's recommended to use the image ID as the file name)
    [4] ==> Here's a list of advanced options (compression, file size, password, auto verify image, comments and shutdown)
     

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  • Select where to save your backup image (Make sure it's a location different from that you're backing it up)
     

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  • If you wanted to add any of the advanced features (optional)
    -- Compression ==> To reduce the image size
    -- Size ==> To determine a fixed size for the image
    -- Password ==> To set a password to your image so that no one else can access it
    -- Auto verify image ==> To automatically verify the integrity of your image after the build process is complete
    -- Comments ==> To add any comment so that you can see it on restoring your image
    -- Shutdown ==> To shutdown your PC after building your image (That's useful in case you started the process and then                                        you're away for some time)
     

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  • After fulfilling all your needs ==> Click "Next"
     

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  • Then "Finish"
     

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  • Here you can select or not to save a schedule xml file of the backup process (in case you wanted to revise your backup options later on); or just run the backup without saving any xml files
     

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  • Wait till the backup process completes
     

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  • Image completed successfully ==> OK
     

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  • And finally "Close" the backup window
     

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  • After all ==> Check the location you selected to backup your image
     

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Section 4-iii:

Windows Backup

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

The process is the same as the previous one (Drive Backup); the only difference is that you'll select the disk on which windows is installed;

  • From "Backup" ===> "Create a backup"
    Select the drive on which windows is installed; and click "Image this disk"
    And make sure to select also the "System Reserved" volume
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  • Select the options you want 
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  • Here I selected to set a password for my windows backup image (from "Advanced Options" menu)
     

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  • Alternatively ===> You can reach the same target by another method:
    Backup ==> Backup windows; and the program will automatically select the system drive
     

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  • Then, click "Next"
     

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  • Next
     

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  • Run this backup now ==> OK
     

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  • Wait till backup completes
     

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  • Image completed successfully ==> OK, then "Close"
     

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  • Here is the image with all its details
     

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Section 4-iv:

Image Restore

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

Before proceeding to restore the windows backup image created in the previous stage ===> I made some few changes just to be sure after restoring my windows backup that everything is OK.

 

  • Here my windows is activated (1)
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  • HashTab is installed on my PC (2)
     

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  • Now I uninstalled HashTab
     

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    ===> So that it no more appears in the list of installed applications
     

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  • I cleared windows activation; resetting my system to its original state
     

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    ===> Now my windows is not activated and is requiring activation
     

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  • After deactivating windows(1) and uninstalling HashTab(2):
    I'll now restore the windows backup image I've previously created

     

  • From "Restore" ===> "Image restore"
    Select the windows backup image; and click "Restore Image"
     

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  • When I created my windows backup image I selected to set a password;
    So that it'll ask to enter that password in order to continue
     

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  • "Copy selected partitions" to restore from the source image to the destination disk
     

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  • Now every thing is OK so that we can proceed with the restore process ==> Click "Next"
     

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  • Then "Finish"
     

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  • If you're restoring to the disk you're working on (i.e in use; as in my case)
    So it will ask to build "rescue media boot menu" ==> Yes

    [PS: If the destination disk is not in use; then you won't pass by these steps]
     

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  • Just wait
     

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  • A warning window will pop up ==> Don't worry
    Choose "Automatic boot", then "Run from Windows PE"
     

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  • Restart your system
     

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  • The program will boot directly from DOS after restart
    [PS: I ran all tests on my physical machine not VM; so I took these screenshots from DOS using my smartphone]

    You can press "Esc" to abort
     

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  • Wait for the program to figure it out
     

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  • Then the program will automatically proceed with the restore process
    (or you can click "Cancel" to abort)
     

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  • Wait for the restore process to complete
     

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  • Restore completed ==> OK
     

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  • Then your system will restart again
     

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  • After restart I checked for the changes I made after I created the restore image;
    Everything was OK ==> denoting success of the restore process:

    -- Window is activated
     

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    -- HashTab is installed
     

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Now I'll also proceed to restore the drive image I created in Section 4-i (Drive Backup)

 

  • To remember: I created full disk image of Drive (D:/)
     
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  • Now I will format this drive completely
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  • From "Restore" ===> "Image restore"
    Select the disk backup image (drive D); and click "Restore Image"
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  • Copy selected partition(s)
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  • Next
     

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  • Finish
     

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  • Continue
     

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  • Wait
     

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  • Restore completed ==> OK
     

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  • Close
     

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  • And here's the result
     

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  • Drive (D:/) was restored successfully
     

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Section 4-v:

Image Delete

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

Formerly I've created two images (windows & drive D backup images)

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To delete an image ===> you've to do it from within the program itself

(The traditional "shift + delete" method will not completely and successfully do the job)

 

  • From "Restore" ===> "Image restore"
    Select the backup image you want to delete; and click "Other Actions"
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  • Choose from the list ==> "Delete file"
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  • You can delete multiple files at once ==> "OK" to delete
     

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  • Deletion is permanent ==> Yes
     

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  • Deletion complete ==> Close
     

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  • Now this deleted image disappeared from the list (There was 2 images before proceeding with the deletion process)
     

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  • And by checking the directory ==> image deleted successfully
     

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  • Similarly, I deleted the other image ==> so the program list is now empty
     

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  • Returning back to the directory where images were deleted from ==> only xml files are present
     

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  • Those files can be deleted simply by the traditional method "shift + delete"
    And now that directory is fully empty (no images or xml files)
     

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Section 4-vi:

Clone Disk

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

This tutorial will guide you how to transfer the operating system as it is (with all drivers and programs) from one HDD to another

[In other words: Copy your OS from one HDD to another]

 

  • From "Backup" ===> "Create a backup"
    Select the drive on which windows is installed; and click "Clone this disk"
    And make sure to select also the "System Reserved" volume
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  • If the destination HDD doesn't appear in the list ==> Just click"Select a disk to clone to..."
     

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  • Select your destination HDD
     

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  • Then click "Next"
     

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  • If you want to change the cloning options ==> Click "Advanced Options"
     

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  • Intelligent Sector Copy ===> Copy only sectors that are in use on the source file system (faster)
    Forensic Sector Copy ===> Copy all sectors from the source disk; whether in use or not (slower)

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  • Next
     

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  • Finish
     

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  • Run this Backup now
     

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  • Continue
     

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  • Wait
     

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  • Clone completed ==> OK
     

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  • Close
     

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  • Now take a look at this list ==> The OS copied as it is to the destination disk
     

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  • And here's the result
     

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    The same copy

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Section 4-vii:

Clone Whole HDD

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

This tutorial will guide you how to transfer the whole contents of your HDD to another one with the same configuration

 

  • From "Backup" ===> "Create a backup"
    Select the whole disk you want to copy; and click "Clone this disk"
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  • Select a disk to clone to
     

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  • Select the destination disk
     

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  • Choose the option that better matches your settings and click "OK"

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  • Then "Next"
     

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  • Next
     

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  • Run this backup now
     

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  • Finish
     

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  • Continue
     

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  • Wait till the cloning process completes
     

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  • Clone completed ==> OK
     

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  • Then "Close"
     

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  • Here's the result ==> The source HDD copied with all its contents and geometry to the destination HDD
     

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Section 4-viii:

WinPE (Bootable Rescue Image)

Reminder: In this topic all tutorials are made using the most featured product [Macrium Reflect Server Plus]

 

This tutorial will guide you how to create a bootable rescue image; so that you can use it in case of data loss

(very important option for companies and personnel with heavy duties)

 

  • Click the CD symbol shown in the image below to create a bootable rescue media
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  • There are many options available;
    -- You can create a "Windows Boot Menu" to boot directly from your PC
    -- Or, can create it on "USB HDD" 
    -- Or, burn it to a CD or DVD
    -- Or, create an ISO image that can be mounted virtually or burned to USB or CD/DVD later on

    If WIM file not found ==> Click "Build" to update
     

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  • Wait while adding the Windows Boot Menu
     

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  • Click "OK" when the Boot Menu is successfully added
     

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  • After the Boot Menu is successfully added, then "Status" should be OK
    ===> Here I'll choose to create an ISO file (MacriumRescue.iso)
    ===> Click "Advanced" to adjust your settings
     

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  • Choose Base WIM (according to your OS edition)
     

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  • 32 or 64 bit, with or without BitLocker support
     

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  • If you want to update drivers before cloning
     

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  • After selecting your desired options ==> Click "Build"
     

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  • Wait while creating the ISO file
     

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  • Rescue Media successfully created ==> OK
     

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  • Check the destination directory for the created ISO file
     

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  • Check the integrity of this ISO file with any ISO tool
     

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Here I'll proceed with another option (USB HDD)

 

  • Insert your removable USB flash disk;
    Select it from the list and click "Build"
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  • Wait while creating USB Rescue Media
     

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  • Rescue Media successfully created ==> OK
     

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  • Check your USB for files created
     

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  • Can boot from this USB drive
     

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  • So that you can use this image anytime you can't access your HDD for any reason
     

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  • 3 weeks later...

@DR_ADHAM and @The AchieVer hi.. If i clone full disk to another new disk. Partition also auto created or not.. I have old disk 1TB have 3 partition.. if clone full disk to new disk  unallocated 1TB same same partition created or not...

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2 minutes ago, maxlife said:

If i clone full disk to another new disk. Partition also auto created or not.. I have old disk 1TB have 3 partition.. if clone full disk to new disk  unallocated 1TB same same partition created or not...

 

The answer is: YES (Will be copies exactly as it is)

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1 minute ago, maxlife said:

 If i clone full disk to another new disk. Partition also auto created or not.. I have old disk 1TB have 3 partition.. if clone full disk to new disk  unallocated 1TB same same partition created or not...

 

If you do not modify the order or size of partitions of the clone,  which is the default behavior , it would remain the same.

 

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