Got me wondering what the Acronis Loader (Intel Data_Volume) option is ! Under this there are 5 choices in this order The only alternative is to set it to UEFI only.Īlso under BIOS when I go to Save & Exit there is a section which reads Boot Overide This appears to mean that it will work under either. In BIOS under Boot Mode it is set to Legacy + UEFI. There are also numerous others below including USB drives etc. Within BIOS the first 2 items in the fixed boot order are set as To option to be made as WinRE_Based media as that appears to be the default.Ĭouldn't find anything about Secure Boot in the BIOS but here's what I did find
The rescue media disk was made from within the tools section of Acronis and I guessing that it would have defaulted What am I missing or doing wrong that I can't restore using the program from within Windows? Note: I can restore the system using the same backup by booting from the rescue disk and following the interface which appears. I have set the system to automatically reboot when required and the priority to high.Īfter pressing the restore button the system pauses for a short while before rebooting.Īfter the reboot the system opens Windows in the normal manner without any attempt at restoring anything. The backup is located on drive E.įollowing the proceedures in the 2018 user guide section 5.1.2 I have selected the backup file, selected the partition to restore and selected to restore it to the origonal location (Drive C) I have a single 1Tb HDD split into 2 equal partitions set up as Drives C & E.
My new system is operating on Windows 10 home and I am trying to recover a backup of my Windows 10 system disk (drive C) by running Acronis 2018 from the icon on the desktop. After purchasing Acronis 2018 to go with the new PC I am having troubles restoring backups made on the new PC. I have recently purchased a new PC after having used Acronis 2010 for several years on Windows 7.
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