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23881: Acronis True Image Home 2012: Restore of Windows XP to Windows 7 Partitions Is Not Supported
Created - Aug 15, 2011; Updated - Aug 23, 2011
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日本語Windows 7 has a System Reserved Partition, which is used for booting
This article applies to:
- Acronis True Image Home 2012
Symptoms
- You have a backup of Windows XP;
- Using Acronis True Image Home 2012, you restore the backup over Windows 7 or to a machine where Windows 7 was installed;
- After the restore, the system is unbootable:
Cause
This is a known issue. Currently, restore of Windows XP to a system where Windows 7 was installed is not supported.
The issue is due to System Reserved Partition, which contains boot files and stays in the system after the restore. See also Acronis True Image Home and Windows 7 System Reserved Partition.
Solution
Currently, restore of Windows XP over Windows 7 is not supported.
More information
See also Acronis True Image Home 2012.
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