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# 180891 25-Sep-2015 09:03
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I have been using Ghost for my image backups for years but now that it no longer works with Windows 10(well it can but requires fiddling with files) I have decided to move into the 21st century.
Any thoughts on a good Imaging software for Windows 10 forward. eg Acronis, Macrium etc etc
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  # 1394141 25-Sep-2015 09:15
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I've been using Macrium Reflect for number of years and have always been happy with the results.

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  # 1394148 25-Sep-2015 09:24
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+100 for Macrium Reflect - been using it for a few years now with no hassles.  When it comes to imaging though, I am a little paranoid so test the image ASAP and then do a  backup of it on other media.




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