EASEUS TODO BACKUP VS MACRIUM REFLECT FULL
EASEUS TODO BACKUP VS MACRIUM REFLECT WINDOWS 10

Sorry for the long post but better to explain fully than half. Probably have more but I'm just trying to get the ball rolling and get settled in with which program. which I wanted to ask.can I span multiple discs if I wanted to or is it better to just get a 20+ gig Flash Drive?

EASEUS TODO BACKUP VS MACRIUM REFLECT FULL

I just need something to do a full and maybe once a week swapping out the hard drives in the docking station and doing a full one along with the Rescue Media. I prefer not to compress my video and pictures at this time especially if it risks changing their attributes plus the cost of Hard drives make it no big deal and that's why I got a External Docking Station. I'm concerned about the file format and compression as to accessing later and if I end up using another program. Sadly the 'C-Drive' also has a couple of programs and Documents that I guess can stay and just do a complete backup of 'C'.

I then want to wipe the smaller 500gig drive and just put the OS from 'C' on it. I want to pull everything off the older drives to a temp directory on the newer 's 4TB so no worries there.and then put it all on a new 4TB in the External Docking Station. I like the easy GIU interface with AOMEI and seems to provide a lot while Macrium has more bells and whistles and gives you more options but seems to have a lot going on. I've ben looking at both AOMEI and Macrium and still undecided. We really don't do lots of personal work on the pc.gaming, emails, pictures and video editing, music, resumes, some scan files and such and it's not like everyday. I also have everything backed up to DVD discs. That one has the OS and files from the older PC. That was in an external docking station from Thermaltake Black X Duet. I pulled two hard drives from a older PC with Windows XP and have an external hard drive.a 500gig I pulled from a PS4 after upgrading. The new PC is set up with two hard drives.a SSD with the OS and anther one for programs, files, document, videos and pictures. We really haven't put much on the new pc yet waiting to tackle how and what to backup as we add. We got a new PC.Cyberpower having issues with a HP and Windows 7.hardware and software.

EASEUS TODO BACKUP VS MACRIUM REFLECT WINDOWS 10

I've been following Windows 10 forum on and off and after we got a new PC and went from Win 7 to Win 10 I figured I'd join and start asking questions.

Easeus todo backup vs macrium reflect