Follow the steps above, but instead of selecting a USB drive, select .
You cannot restore a Windows partition while Windows is currently running.
Visit the official Macrium website and download the or Reflect Free (if available) version.
Don't wait for a crash. Boot from your USB today to make sure it loads and can "see" your backup drives.
While Macrium Reflect is usually installed, you can create a "Technician's USB" (available in paid versions) that allows you to run the full application on any PC without installing it.
If you want a to use later (or for a virtual machine):
Once the Macrium environment loads, you can browse for your backup images on an external drive and begin the restoration. Pro Tips for Success
Click . Macrium will format the USB and turn it into a portable, bootable recovery tool. Step 3: Saving as an ISO File
Choose a save location. You can then use tools like Rufus or Ventoy to burn this ISO to any flash drive later. Using Macrium Reflect "Portable"
During the creation process, Macrium allows you to "Add Drivers." Use this if your specific RAID controller or network card isn't recognized.