In that case, I would use the Windows 10 system to build Rescue Media, boot the XP machine from that, and use the Rescue Media to capture an image backup - in which case you don't need to have Reflect installed on the XP machine. Any thoughts on backup for SP2? I would try upgrading to SP3 but I need a backup or clone of SP2 first in case SP3 is incompatible with one of the old items. I vaguely remember that when I built the XP system I had to use SP2 to accommodate an old piece of software or hardware. Unfortunately Reflect only supports Windows XP SP3. Thank you! I was able to transfer Reflect to the old machine. Then when you open it, change the edition to Free (not Home Trial), then click Options, and select 32-bit. Open the Reflect download agent - download link to Free version agent below. How do I acquire the 32-bit version so I can transfer it to the XP-based computer? I tried downloading the free version on a Windows 10 machine and all I get is the 64-bit version.
I have the paid-for Home version on several other Windows 10 systems that I can download the file to. I have a 32-bit Windows XP-based computer that I use for legacy programs and hardware support that I would like to load the free version of Resolve on.
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