It will do a complete clone of a hard drive, recovery partitions and all, if you want, or just specific partitions, up to you. I have cloned several systems with it and restored a few as well - like many posters here it is my go-to backup solution when I am installing new preview builds. It works fine with Windows 10 (and Windows 8, 7, Server, etc.). The answer to your question is get Macrium Reflect 6 - if you are doing this for personal/home use the free version is fine, otherwise pay for the license - and use that. It's not an inherent limitation of "software" cloning in 2015. Most of them are just OEM versions of common clone packages. There is some software that drive manufacturers ship with their drives that, for licensing reasons, they restrict to their brand of drives. hardware" cloning terminology - that's not really how to describe it. The only reason to get that thing that I can see is if you were a field tech making site visits.maybe? No one here would use such a thing so you are probably just confusing people with the "software vs.
That it does 1:1 replicas of drives doesn't make it special, lots of PC cloning software does that too.
The link to the hardware based cloning device you posted is still using software to clone, it just doesn't require a PC in the middle.
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