Macrium Reflect 5.2.6463

Paramount Software UK Ltd - (Non-Commercial Freeware)

Macrium Reflect helps users, even the inexperienced ones, to protect their computer from a possible crash by backing up their system in a very easy manner.

Macrium Reflect is a program that backs up the system, in a easy manner.

It creates images (Ghost) or disk images of the system, copies, compress and records the entire PC on a partition, or on a storage medium, for a recovery from a crash.

It is possible to provide backup and recovery with simple clicks. More advanced users will benefit from export opportunities in xml format and management of Visual Basic scripts.

Modules with password protection and restoration are also included. The application supports most storage devices (CD, DVD, USB flash drive, removable hard drive) as well as NTFS, FAT and ext2 systems. Automatically regular backups can be scheduled using the planning function.

Title:: Macrium Reflect 5.2.6463
File Size:: 41.8 MB
Requirements:: Windows XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Non-Commercial Freeware
Date Added:: 23 Jan 2014
Publisher:: Paramount Software UK Ltd
Homepage:: http://www.macrium.com
MD5 Checksum:: 22B1C9912D5E227391D73F623C3AD6CA

# New:
* Windows PE 5.0
- Macrium Reflect now includes the option to create Windows PE 5.0 rescue media. Windows PE 5.0 is based on Windows 8.1 and provides the latest Windows kernel and driver database. Windows PE 5.0 rescue media can be created with all Windows operating systems except for Windows XP.
* Prompt for comment
- To enter a new Image comment when running an existing backup definition, select the backup definition and take the 'Run Now' > 'Prompt' context menu option and click the 'Comment' button.
# Bug fixes:
* Error when burning rescue media
- When burning a rescue CD/DVD the process could incorrectly abort with the message 'Please insert erasable or empty CD/DVD media'. This has been resolved
* Linux rescue CD build problem
- Problem with the rescue media creation wizard when building Linux based media. This has been resolved