Launch Macrium Reflect from your Start menu, desktop or taskbar. Click the disk you want to clone. In this case, I'm choosing my C: drive because it is the drive I'm swapping out.

Now that Macrium Reflect is installed, you can get busy imaging your drive. If you're saving the image to an external hard drive, ensure it's plugged into your PC before you begin.

Macrium Reflect Free is a proven backup program, but it lacks many features found in the competition.

Macrium Reflect even lets you schedule backups andcreate a recovery disc using Linux or Bart’s PE–a nice bit ofversatility.

Macrium Reflect Free backup and imaging software, offers compressed imaging, bootable restore and many other features. Read review, impressions, tutorial.

Im using Macrium Reflect 5.0.5154 to attempt to make a bootable image that will fit onto a single DVD (DL or standard size).

I am trying to clone a spinning HD to SSD in a Windows 7 laptop, both harddrives are installed. My first choice was Macrium Reflect, but after installing, well, I don't know where it installed to ...

Macrium Reflect Free does basically the same thing as DiX, like creating images while Windows is running, but—also like DiX—the free version of Reflect unfortunately does not do incremental ...