Spread the loveThere’s nothing quite like the heart-stopping moment your computer decides to throw in the towel. Maybe it’s the dreaded Blue Screen of Death, a stubborn virus that’s encrypted your ...

Our Windows App of the Week isn’t something you’ll probably have to use very often—we hope—but it’s a great tool if you’re upgrading your system and need to move everything from an old hard drive to a ...

While we love Reflect X’s speed, interface, options, and reliability, $50 a year for a pure backup program without support for online storage is a rather bold ask. As an imaging program, Macrium ...

For free drive imaging, you can hardly beat Macrium Reflect Free Edition–as long as you don’t use dynamic (Windows software RAID) or GPT (Globally Unique IDentifier Partition Table) disks. Most users ...

Spread the loveIn our increasingly digital world, the sheer volume of data we generate and rely upon is truly staggering. From cherished family photos and crucial financial documents to complex work ...

Short of it is: Whenever there is a Reflect 9, it will have paid versions only. 8 Free will get patches until Jan 2024, but won't officially support any future versions or build upgrades of Windows.

I figure that Macrium's last freeware distribution will still work for most HD/SSD cloning, for now, but I wondered if a spiritual successor had arisen yet? Hard to believe that it's been 2 years.