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Acronis check disk utility
Acronis check disk utility










  • When the menu loads for the Acronis media, select the top option – in my case this was listed as “Acronis True Image 2013”.
  • Ensure the external storage containing the backup is connected and powered on.
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  • Boot from the Acronis bootable media (hold the Option key while booting and manually select the media being used, or hold Command + C to boot directly from optical media).
  • Restoring the partition from the TIB file I’m hoping to be able to test this with a Windows 10 install soon I’ll add to the post when I have done so. My backups are stored on an external drive connected via Firewire.

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    I have verified the process described here using Acronis True Image 2013 for Windows, Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-bit, installed on an early 2011 MacBook Pro running OS X El Capitan.

  • Recovery media for the version of Windows being restored (can be full install media or a recovery disk).
  • Licensed Acronis True Image bootable media (ideally for the same version used to create the backup, but this is not a hard requirement).
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  • Connected external storage with TIB file to be restored (using the highest transfer-rate interface available).
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    Based on this forum thread, I’m not the only person who’s run into this issue either.įortunately, despite being an unsupported configuration I have been able to reproducibly restore a working Bootcamp partition without having to also restore the OS X partition, using the process described below. Their recommended solution is to use Acronis for Mac and include the Bootcamp partition in those backups. The crux of the issue is that I am using an unsupported configuration of Acronis True Image – per this article, Acronis does not support installing True Image for Windows in a Bootcamp partition and using it to create and restore backups of that partition. Today’s post is a bit of a swerve from the usual PowerShell I recently encountered difficulties restoring a backup of my Windows install created with Acronis True Image that took a while to understand, so I thought it would be interesting to write up.












    Acronis check disk utility