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Nations agree to curb enthusiasm for military AI before destroys the world by HELLFIRE Does Charter Spectrum avoid peering? by jordandiefe 5G Passes Major Milestone Of One Billion Connections - What Comes Next? + more notable news.Fiber Exec Says 'Army Of Lobbying' Is Keeping Broadband Standards Low + more notable news.Starlink, Verizon, And T-Mobile Made Shaky Claims On FCC Coverage Map + more notable news.Biden FCC Nominee Slams Critics, Says ISPs Shouldn't Get To Choose Regulators + more notable news.Broadband Subs Getting 1-Gig Speeds Has More Than Doubled + more notable news.It would be very helpful if you could indicate where you read that reDeploy was not included. Please be assured that the v6 home edition contains all the features of v5 Pro including reDeploy. NefCanuckSent an inquiry to Macrium about this, and their reply. I have sent an email to confirm this but if it is so, I may be on the lookout for a new backup / restore option that includes the ability to port to different hardware when it is time to upgrade. That option is gone for home users and in fact the 'upgrade wizard' to v6 directs me to a *lesser* version for home use that doesn't have this feature (It appears to be strictly in Macrium Reflect Server and Workstation v6, which is a completely different price class) In v5 it was possible to buy a four pack of Macrium Reflect Pro for home that included ReDeploy (A great feature that saved my bacon when my MB fried last year and I couldn't even buy an equivalent replacement) Major deletion though from the feature set in v6 as compared to v5.

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