why wouldn't Macrium Reflect Free have informed me of that at the time that I was creating the Hard Drive Image and saving it onto a Flash Drive? But, of course, my logic could be wrong. So, what's the verdict? WILL that Hard Drive Image of my sister's computer that I saved onto a Flash Drive WORK if and when I need to use it someday? Or is that Hard Drive Image useless because it is saved on a Flash Drive instead of on a genuine physical Hard Drive? My thinking is that IF it was NOT meant to work. But, unfortunately I found out that you can only post there if you actually purchased Macrium Reflect.

I went a while ago to get to the bottom of things at the Macrium Forums. the image really just being a Flash Drive version of the image. The logic was something along the lines of the cloned image not being a genuine HD image as existing on an actual physical Hard Drive vs. In more recent times, I was informed on another Forum that that Hard Drive Image might possibly NOT work because it is saved on a Flash Drive instead of say. This option will clone your hard disks in a jiffy. It’s also so fast that it creates 37GB of backup images in just 42 minutes. The security levels are advanced and demanding, making AOMEI Backupper safe for users. Last year I saved the Hard Drive Image of my sister's computer onto a Flash Drive with Macrium Reflect Free. The completely free version is unsupported, and the professional subscription starts at 49.95.

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