It's very easy to use and can really save your life! If you are looking for alternatives, we recommend you to try Acronis True Image and EaseUS Disk Copy. If you care about the safety of your documents, take a moment to create a mirror image of your hard drive with Macrium Reflect. Cloning a disk using Macrium Reflect 7 Macrium 3.46K subscribers 2K Dislike Share 318,278 views In this tutorial you will see how to clone a disk. Also, Macrium Reflect lets you create rescue disks, but unfortunately only for Linux, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. What doesn't seem that easy is the scheduled backup tool: it works with XML template files and novice users will surely find it confusing. Macrium Reflect is very easy to use because it lets you create images via an assistant that guides you through the whole process in just a few simple steps. The 'Layout' toolbar button is available if the selected partition on the the target drive is a copied partition that can be resized/moved or a drive letter can be chosen after the clone/restore operation.Of course, disk images don't make sense if you store them on the same hard drive you're copying, so you'll need to use an extra storage device (external or not) or a networked drive to save your mirror image. In either of the above cases the toolbar option 'Fill Space' is also available.Įxisting partitions can be deleted by selecting the partition and taking the 'Delete Partition' toolbar buttonĪll existing partition can be removed by taking the 'Erase Disk' toolbar option, This option can be useful to free up space by deleting multiple partitions with one click, however, existing partitions will be automatically deleted if copied partitions overlap their start or end sector.
If free space is available after a copied partition then the toolbar option 'Float Right' is available.
If free space is available before a copied partition then the toolbar option 'Float Left' is available.
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