In the event of a problem, you will have to plug in your new disk (if your backup resides in an external hard disk, you will have to boot from USB) or start on the new partition from the BIOS. The program can then make this backup partition Bootable and assign it the same fingerprints as your original partition.
To save time, Macrium Reflect proposes to make a full copy of your hard drive with the system files and those of Windows. The only problem with these solutions is that in the event of your OS crash, you will still have to reinstall Windows and all your software. I already told you about Paragon Backup for save your data. With Macrium Reflect Free, you can downright clone hard drive. Of course you are careful and you back up your files regularly, but why waste time reinstalling a system in the event of a crash?
If there's one thing that's even more scary than a girlfriend digging through your history, it's loss of all your data.
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