In both cases you see the following menu. ī2) In the upcoming menu, press: "General USB Flash Disk".ī3) Click on "Acronis True Image (64-bit)". If you see a window "Enter Linux kernel command line" you can simply click on "OK".Ī2) Click on "Acronis True Image" and afterwards on "Recover" in the menu.ī1) If your system does not boot by itself, insert the USB boot stick and start the system.
You can either start the recovery from a system that still boots by itself (a) or with a USB boot stick (b).Ī1) If your computer is still able to boot, start it and wait until you see the following screen. Press "Proceed" and finish the process with the "Close" button. In the "Tools" menu, click on "Rescue Media Builder".īefore you start the process, the stick needs to be plugged into the device!Ĭhose "Removable Disk" as a media source. To start "Acronis" click on the according start tile or search for "Acronis". When you plug it in later, it will be formatted automatically. To create one, you need an UBS Stick (USB 1,2 or3) with at least 1GB of storage room. You can also create a USB stick from another computer (and the Acronis software!) and use it for the damaged one. It is always a good idea to have a USB boot stick handy, in case something happens to your system. Loading a Recovery Image Creating a USB Boot StickĪ USB Boot Stick lets you boot your computer in case Windows is damaged so much, that it is not able to boot the computer itself. Please read the Acronis manual if you are interested in these things. On the other hand it allows you to restore the system by loading created images, either ours or custom ones, which is especially interesting for rental machines. a backup of the system including all files, programs, driver versions, computer names and all other structures and settings. On the one hand it allows you to create disk images i.e. The software "Acronis True Image 2017 Home (ATH)" is installed on all Server R4 and Player R4 hardware.
We provide a "factory reset" disk image with the Software "Acronis" that represents the system's condition when it has been shipped out with all recommended settings and drivers!
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