Macrium Reflect Free 5.1.5870

Disk image, file backup and disk cloning for Windows.

Complete disaster recovery solution for you home and office. Protect your personal documents, photos, music and emails. Upgrade your hard disk or try new operating systems in safe knowledge that everything is securely saved in an easily recovered backup file.

Drag and drop user interface

New, more intuitive user interface supports drag and drop of partitions when backing up or restoring. With easy to use intuitive wizards and fast access to key functions, backing up and restoring is now easier then ever.

Server ReDeploy

Restore your Windows server operating systems to new hardware using ReDeploy for Servers which features a clean, simple and intuitive user interface.

WinPE 3.1 rescue environment

Includes the latest version of the Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Environment offering support for more devices along with USB 3.0 support.

WinPE driver support

Adding driver support to Microsoft WinPE has never been easier, Macrium Reflect will prompt to add drivers for unsupported devices in WinPE.

Linux 3.0 kernel

Includes the latest version of the Linux kernel providing greater device support which includes USB 3.0.

UEFI Support

Support for the latest UEFI motherboards with GPT booting.

Direct disk cloning

Directly copy one hard disk to another without creating an image file first. Partitions can be ordered and resized during this process.

Integrated email component

Send backup completion status email notifications with the new integrated email component.

Reorder & resize partitions

Change the order and size of partitions as they are restored.

Restore multiple partitions

Restore whole disks or multiple partitions in a single operation.

Backup destination rotation

Easily rotate backup destinations by specifying a list of alternate backup locations.

File & Folder backup NTFS permissions

Include NTFS access control lists (permissions) as part of a file and folder backup, these permissions can then be restored.

What's New:

• Linux CD major update.
  • Linux Rescue CD now includes additional support for USB 3.0, restoring to RAID volumes and is built using the latest Linux 3.7 kernel.
• Windows Event log viewer
  • A Windows Event log viewer has been added to Macrium Reflect. VSS and other events can be viewed directly to assist in backup failure troubleshooting. To launch the viewer:
    1. Right click on the Macrium Reflect log tree node and select 'View Windows Events'.
    2. Take the 'Other Tasks' > 'View Windows Events' menu option.

Note: Windows Events are now also appended to the VSS log file.

Bug fixes:

• Failed clone reported as success
  • If a disk read error occurred during a clone process then the clone could report success and terminate. This has been resolved and the appropriate error is now shown.
• Support tool hot key error
  • Launching the Macrium support tool with 'Ctrl+Shift+S' is no longer a system wide hot key.
• Scheduled task edit bug
  • Changing a task from 'Every Day' to 'n Number of Days' could cause the task to not reflect the change. This has been resolved.
• Windows PE build error
  • If Reflect was installed in a folder using characters outside the current code page then this could cause the Windows PE build to fail. This has been resolved.
• VSS Error with some DELL systems
  • Some DELL systems may assign the drive letter 'W' to the DELL system recovery partition. This could cause VSS snapshot VSSEINSUFFICIENT_STORAGE failures. This has been resolved.
• Allow dots in XML def file names
  • The dot character is now permitted in the xml file name.
• Windows PE UEFI media ignoring the prompt for key press option
  • The Windows PE rescue media for GPT/UEFI systems would always prompt for a key press on startup regardless of option selected when creating the media. This has been resolved.
• Logical drive image problem.
  • Incremental/Differential images of logical drives could create images of the wrong partition if another logical drive existed with exactly the same length in the same extended partition. This has been resolved.