1543: Creating a Sector-By-Sector Backup with Acronis Products
Using the sector-by-sector backup method creates a raw image of the whole hard disk drive Description The sector-by-sector method allows you to create an image of all sectors of the selected partition. This image will contain not only sectors with data but also sectors that are empty. As a result, this image will be equal in size to the disk being...
1541: Installation of the latest update of an Acronis product
We recommend keeping your Acronis products up to date. Most Acronis products check for updates automatically and suggest update once a new product build is available. An update can be installed over the existing version of the same product. It can also be installed from scratch on a clean system. To update your Acronis Product: Download the...
1540: Difference between Backup and Disk Clone
Explanation of the difference between creating a backup and disk cloning Description The Backup operation of Acronis software creates an image file for backup and disaster recovery purposes, while the Disk Clone tool simply copies/moves the entire contents of one hard disk drive to another. Here's how both tools work and when you should use...
1539: Storage Devices Acronis True Image Products Support
The Acronis True Image line products support almost any of the most popular storage devices Description Backups can be saved to and restored from both hard disk drives and any removable media devices, working within the Windows/Linux operating system or using the standalone version of an Acronis True Image product. Acronis True Image Home 2011:...
1904: Deployed System Is Being Patched On Every Reboot
How to proceed with the issue when after successful deployment, the target system is being system patched on every reboot This article applies only to: Acronis Snap Deploy Acronis Snap Deploy 2.0 Acronis Snap Deploy 3 Symptoms An image is deployed successfully, but a special system patcher starts on every system reboot and the system is stuck in...
1538: Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office, Acronis True Image: Supported File Systems
File systems supported by Acronis True Image in Windows and Mac environments Description Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office(formerly Acronis True Image) supports the following file systems in Windows and in Acronis Bootable Rescue media environment: NTFS Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 ReiserFS (3)* Note: ReiserFS partitions and disks cannot...
1537: Acronis Bootable Media
What a bootable media of an Acronis backup software is and what features it offers Acronis Bootable Media of any Acronis backup product is an exclusive recovery environment for restoring images. Additionally, it allows you to create images, clone hard disk drives, partition new hard disk drives without having to boot into Windows. It has the...
1536: Difference between Full, Incremental and Differential Backup
In what way full, differential and incremental backups differ from each other This article applies only to archives in TIB format If you have questions about the new tibx archives in Acronis True Image, see Acronis True Image 2020: new tibx backup format FAQ Description A full backup is a self-sufficient backup containing all data chosen...
1535: Installing Acronis True Image Server for Linux from *.i686 File
How to install Acronis True Image Server for Linux from a *.i686 file. What to do if there is a "Permission denied" error message, when trying to install Acronis True Image Server for Linux. This article applies to: Acronis True Image 9.1 Server for Linux Acronis True Image 9.1 Enterprise Server Linux Agent Acronis True Image Echo...
1531: E-mail Notifications Fail in Acronis Backup Products
How to work around the situation when the set up e-mail notifications fail to be received This article applies to: Acronis True Image 10.0 Home Acronis True Image 11 Home Acronis True Image Home 2009 Acronis True Image Home 2010 Acronis True Image 9.1 Acronis True Image Echo Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 Acronis Backup & Recovery 11...