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macOS 10.13 High Sierra is supported starting with build 9620. Make sure to have the latest installation file at hand.

Click here to see supported operating systems and file systems.

Follow the installation procedure.

You can use each serial number for both Mac and Windows. The number of activated Acronis True Image copies is determined by your licence - for 1, 3 or 5 computers.

The language of the product interface depends on what language is set as primary in your system.

To change the language of the product interface you will need to change the language of your Mac OS. This will also require a reboot of the machine.

For more information see Acronis True Image on Mac: Changing the Product Language.

You can back up either the entire Mac or select individual disks or files/folders.

For more information see Acronis True Image 2018: entire computer backup and Acronis True Image 2018: backing up individual disks or files.

Acronis bootable media is a USB flash drive that boots on a machine and enables recovery a crashed operating system.

We recommend creating the bootable media immediately after product installation to be fully equipped in case a disaster recovery is required.

Using Acronis True Image in the operating system, you can recover files from a local backup or from a Cloud backup.

To recover files and folders:

1. Open Acronis True Image.
2. On the left pane, select the backup that contains the files and folders to recover.
3. Click Recover Files.
4. The window with the backup contents opens.

You can restore your Mac or recover a partition using Acronis bootable media:

1. Plug in the bootable media to your Mac.
2. Start or restart your Mac. Press and hold the Option key while the Mac is starting. The boot menu will be displayed.
3. Choose Acronis Media as a device to boot from. The OS X Utilities list is displayed.
4. Select Recover from Acronis True Image Backup, and then click Continue. Follow the on-screen instructions.

You can recover Parallels Desktop machines as files. To make the machines bootable, please follow this article.

Yes, you can back up the Boot Camp partition along with the hard drive where Boot Camp is installed. The backup will contain all the data stored on the drive, including the Boot Camp partition.

You have several recovery options:

• You can recover the Boot Camp partition along with other data by recovering the entire hard drive
• You can recover the Boot Camp partition separately by selecting this partition only and unchecking other check boxes in the Recovery wizard
• You can recover files from the Boot Camp partition

You can create an afp-share or a smb-share on the Time capsule and store your backups there.

To be able to restore your system from the bootable media you need to mount the share first:

1. Navigate to Network -> Connect to.
2. Enter the path to the share like afp://capsulename/share
3. Connect to the Time capsule and restore your backup.

No, there is no cloning option in Acronis True Image 2018 for Mac . You can back up your system and restore it to the new drive:

1. Back up your hard drive to an external storage media, such as Acronis Cloud, USB drive, or a network share.
2. Turn off your Mac, and then replace your old hard drive with a new one.
3. Boot your Mac by using Acronis bootable rescue media.
4. Recover your Mac from the backup to the new hard drive.

(!) Disc cloning is available in Acronis True Image 2019 for Mac and newer versions.

To check the build number:

1. Click Acronis True Image -> About Acronis True Image.
2. Check the build number.

To change the serial key click Acronis True Image -> Change Serial Number.