If you make sure you check this when accessing your image you should be able to access everything. We essentially override the NTFS permissions for folders you cannot access. You will be prompted to create rescue media you can use to actually restore a backup. Launch the Reflect application from your Start menu once it’s finished installing.
It will download and launch the appropriate installer. Enter the destination for the image file and run the backup. When you’re asked to select an edition, just select the Free edition. Go back to my Grandmas computer and just create an ISO file with Macrium Reflect instead. To enable that option, select the checkbox on this dialog: Download Macrium Reflect Free to get started. This enables you to fully browse images that were created on another PC where otherwise some folders may be inaccessible due to NTFS security restrictions. The option 'Enable access to restricted folders' will mount the image with full NTFS access rights to all folders in the image. However, we're aware that causes problems for folders for which you do not have permission luckily we've got a workaround for that. Our image mounting code (right click, mount volume) does not allow you to write to your backed up image at all - this includes making changes to the NTFS metadata that allows you to alter file permissions. I'm a developer of Macrium Reflect, so big disclaimer here, I am talking about a product I am professionally involved in.
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