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  1. alexm
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    no dvd drive


    can macrium reflect be booted on ausb port ??
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  3. Brink
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    Hello Alexm,

    Yes. :)

    MACRIUM REFLECT - Create Bootable Rescue USB Drive
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  4. alexm
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    thanks for your reply. I believe this to be what I'M looking for will update.
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  6. alexm
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    by job!!!! I'm sure I got It. thanks for tip. cheers.
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  7. Brink
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    Great news. I'm glad it was able to help. :)
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