Wow Macrium is expensive!

[kitekrazy]

79 for 1 machine.  I have 3 machines.

I was going to ditch Acronis that went sub but now offer the perp license again.  My only reason for ditching Acronis is it's like a security suite that wants a lot of control.  I've had it pause unattended installations to mark it as trusted.  You can't selected it to avoid certain folders.  Somehow it messed with Ableton Live (maybe because Live is not installed in the programs folder).  I had to have Acronis leave the Live folder alone.

I never had any issues with any Acronis product either.  I can upgrade for 3 machines far less than Macrium.

I've also considered EaseUS.

 

[JoeGBradford]

I'm using the free version of Macrium and like it. Shame they're not supporting it any longer 

[Jim Roseberry]

I've moved to Reflect Home v8 (from True Image).

 

If you create a bootable rescue disk (USB Flash Drive), you can actually uninstall Reflect.

You can boot any machine from this disk... and backup/restore with all the primary function of Reflect.

Edited March 27, 2024 by Jim Roseberry

[kitekrazy]

All of my older versions of Acronis have always worked.

Macium is pricey for the home user.