Reflect also writes very large files (the image file) which again is sometimes seen as being malicious by some anti-virus software. For example, when imaging or cloning your disk Macrium Reflect reads certain parts of the disk that are not generally accessed by every day applications. When imaging your disk, Macrium Reflect performs a number of actions that some anti-virus software may think of as being malicious. This article outlines some of the issues this causes with Macrium Reflect and provides some solutions. By their very nature, anti-virus and registry cleaner software may interfere with the normal operation of legitimately installed applications.
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