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Click here to see supported operating systems and file systems.

Follow the installation procedure.

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.

For more information see Changing the Product Language.

Yes, Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office supports Macs with Apple Silicon processors (ARM-based).

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

For more information see Entire computer backup and 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. See this article for instructions.

Using Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office, you can recover files from a local backup or from a Cloud backup. Check user guide for more information.

To recover files and folders:

1. Open Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office.
2. On the left pane, select the backup that contains the files and folders to recover.
3. Go to Recovery tab.
4. The window with the backup contents opens.
5. Select the necessary files/folders and click Recover.

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

1. Plug in the bootable media to your Mac. (see instructions on creating bootable media here)
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 macOS Utilities list is displayed.
4. Select Recover from Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office Backup, and then click Continue. Follow the on-screen instructions.

You can recover Parallels Desktop machines as files. For Parallels Desktop 14, machines will be bootable after .pvm file recovery. For earlier versions of Parallels Desktop, please follow this article to make virtual machines bootable.

Yes, you can recover Entire Mac backup or Disk backup to a different Mac. 

Please keep in mind the following best practice: older Macs will not recognize APFS volumes as bootable devices until the macOS Installer has applied a firmware upgrade. If you're planning to recover backup of High Sierra or later onto another Mac, run macOS installer in the new system to install firmware upgrade before performing recovery.

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.

Yes, you can clone a Mac disk with Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office and make it bootable on a new machine. See Cloning disks for details.

To check the build number:

1. Click Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office in the Menu bar -> About Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office
2. Check the build number.

Before purchasing you can evaluate the product for 30 days.

1. Download the product from the product page on Acronis website.
2. Install Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office.
3. When installed the product will prompt for activation or login. Select Free trial.

(!) Clone Disk function is not available in trial.

After the trial period, the program functionality is blocked and you will need to purchase Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office subscription to continue using the product.

Cloud backups and locally stored disk backups can be opened and recovered by both Windows and Mac version, no matter which operating system they were created on: e.g. you can use Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office on Mac to recover files from a Windows disk backup.

File/folder backups stored locally (not in Acronis Cloud) can only be used by Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office on the same platform they were created on.

If you need to access your files from Windows, that are stored in a backup in Acronis Cloud, use the Web Restore page.

Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office provides complete support of your virtual machines created with Parallels Desktop 16 or higher. When you back up your Mac, the virtual machines are backed up as well. When you recover your Mac, the virtual machines revert to the state they were in when the backup started. After recovery, all your virtual machines remain consistent and bootable.

To learn more about backup and recovery of Parallels Desktop, please see the User Guide.