But this development is nicer, because it means Reflect 7 users get an upgrade to Version 8 without requiring them to find, download and install the new version manually. It also showed up on the Macrium site a couple of weeks ago. Good News for 7 Users: Macrium 8 Free Makes Normal Upgrade AppearanceĪ Macrium Reflect 8 Free download has been available for some time now through Softonic. In fact, the lead-in graphic for this story shows a Notification that an 8-version update is available. This week, Macrium 8 Free makes normal upgrade appearance, via the tool’s built-in update facility. Over the past 10 days or so, the company has now up-versioned that Free version from 7 to 8. I’m a zealous advocate of Paramount Software UK Ltd’s excellent Macrium Reflect Free backup/restore tool. I first get my new machine at the end of the week and then I have to see which way I go.OK, then: it’s finally making its way into the general Windows user population. Thank you very much - now it makes a lot of sense to me. But now you can either install Free first and enter your license key, or use one of the download agent applications to download the installer for the version you purchased right upfront. That's a relatively new capability added to Reflect it used to be that moving from Free to paid required uninstalling Free and reinstalling using the installer actually meant for the paid version you had purchased. The point made earlier is that if you have Home, you have the option of installing Free and performing an in-place conversion to a full (paid) version such as Home by entering your license key. I'm not sure what you mean in terms of the "If You Don't Have Home" option. I'm not sure why Macrium delineated things this way, but if you want Home you can use either one. ReflectDL.exe allows you to download Home or Free. ReflectDLFull.exe allows you to download Home, Workstation, Server, or Server Plus.
Thanks in advance for your inconvenience. What is the difference between " Full Version", " If You Don't Have Home" and the free edition? That is precisely the link in the KB article I provided, but glad you got sorted.
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