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Macrium will then show the drives inside your backup (such as “(C:)”).Browse for the folder you have your backup in.Then, click “ Open an image or backup file in Windows explorer” on the left.

Once Macrium is installed, launch it and switch to the Restore tab.If it isn’t, you can download it from Macrium here. Make sure Macrium Reflect is installed on the computer.This operation allows to gain access to the backup’s contents, and thus to perform a restore. The first step to recovery is performing what’s called a “mount” of the Macrium backup file on the new computer. Let’s see how! Mount the Macrium Reflect backup to access its files and contents However, in this article, we’ll learn how to restore not just your files, but also your programs, profiles, settings, emails, accounts and all the rest – from the Macrium Reflect image backup to a different computer. Got a backup created using Macrium Reflect, and now you need to restore it to a new computer? If you do it manually, you’ll only get your files. The way I get "D:" drive to reappear is to go to "Computer management->Storage->Disk management," click on the "D:" drive's "Unallocated" space and adding a "New Simple Volume." Then it reappears in "Explorer" and, of course, there is no disk image anymore.Īs I said, I'm pulling my hair out with this.How to restore from Macrium Reflect backup to new PC with Windows 11 or Windows 10 – and keep your programs and files

Then I go to "Explorer" and find that the "D:" drive has disappeared there as well. Now, when I click on "Browse for an image or backup file to restore" it doesn't show "D:" drive anymore! It's disappeared! So, not knowing what else to do I clear out of the emergency boot disk and go back to my regular boot to the "C:" drive. So I click "Cancel" and it goes back to the window that had started up before the pop-ups that now says, in red, "Operation Cancelled." When I click "This PC" the "D:" drive isn't shown and I can't find the. I click "Continue." Then the hell starts and I get another pop-up looking like any "Explorer" prompt asking me to "Find file - E08******.mrimg" But "D:" drive isn't shown as an option. I set the destination disk as my "D:" drive and hit "Finish." I get a pop-up that says, "The following drives will be overwritten" with the "D:" drive shown. I open Reflect, and after making a boot disk, I click on "Image selected disks on this computer" click on "C:" drive as source and "D:" as destination. Confusing, eh? I'll go through my process and you can tell me where I'm messing up. When I try to restore it the disk image disappears and then the whole drive disappears.

What's happening in a nut-shell is that I have a new drive (D: 2TB Seagate BarraCuda ST2000DM008) that I'm trying to restore my old drive (C: 1TB Samsung MZ7LF120HCHP-000L1) onto. I've got the latest Macrium Reflect 7.2 on Windows 10 w/latest updates.