In message , Paul
writes:
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I don't think I have too many copies of
Macrium 7.x here. I'm trying to think of a safe
place I can put one, without a domino effect.
(I try to keep versions in check, so my CDs
for them continue to work.)

Paul

I've seen you write similar things before, which worry me slightly. The
Macrium5 mini-CDs I made on my XP machine (CDs plural as I made a 32-
and a 64-bit one) have worked on that XP machine, at least three Windows
7 machines (this 32 and two 64), and a Windows 10 machine. Can you
explain what you mean by "domino effect" [in this context], and
"continue to work"? (I sense you're not talking about CD-R bit-rot.)
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