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if anything else happens I will update this thread with it.
Backups are completing OK on the C drive which suggests the drive is OK. This should be your intention too, as a user, to fully. Our intentions are not to harm Acronis software company but to give the possibility to those who can not pay for any piece of software out there.
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This release was created for you, eager to use Acronis True Image full and without limitations.
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(The driver uninstall still crashed.)Īnyway, I am up and running. The serial number for Acronis is available. (3) The difference between when I previous ran the uninstaller (clean uninstall tool) after your suggestion and previously is that I also ran it in Safe Mode. The command-line process continued OK after the crash, but this error was consistent.
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(2) When I used the "clean" uninstaller I got an APPCRASH (similar error) when the drivers uninstall line was attempted. but I don't plan to reinstitute that backup either(!!!!) My other backups are 4 image backups of each partition on my system HD. I don't see why that would be problematic. And it was a file backup, versus an image backup. (1) Possibly purely by coincidence this problem started when I had created a new file backup except, whereas normally I backup from a regular HD to a USB SSD, my new backup was in the reverse direction: FROM the USB SSD onto the revolving standard disk. Since it may be of interest to you as an expert, a couple of other pieces of information. Two admin users, one for work on client site, one for my private use. My machine is running fairly standard MS Security Essentials along with Malwarebytes. I VERY MUCH appreciate you getting me back up and running (at least, touch wood, so far, so good ). This has been a lot of energy for the sake of simply getting back to where we started from, except that has not been achieved quite yet until my missed backups complete. But I have nto run a disk diagnostic per se. I did run a chkdsk /f /r /b which did not find errors. If OK I want to leave this thread open as (since I saw this using TI 2016 as well) this has to be a issue with wider implications. I suppose it is "remotely" (and then some) possible that my logging in was coincidental.Īnyway, i will leave the sync service disabled (I don't use it anyhow) and see how we go from here. Steve, any ideas what the link to the "Synchronization" side of things might be? I am fearful that tabbing to the "sync" tab may break it so don't plan to do so.Īs of now, I am back up and running, but not with a great feeling that any of this is explainable or really a very commendable way for an application to behave. Without changing anything I tried firing up the UI again. It was, and on the UI I was nto shown as logged in. Verified that when UI showed it was still in stopped state. Same problem (but discovered it had auto restarted).ĭISABLED (set startup type as disabled) the Acronic Sync service. My workaround is to use Safepoint to copy/mirro the images stored on the NAS to a local USB disk formatted NTFS (using Safepoint is a good practice anyway), Then you can eject the USB disk from the NAS, plug it in your computer, and execute the recovery.Stopped the Sync service. On the Acronis True IMage home forum, you will find other users complaining about the same issue. I cannot say this is a systematic issue, but the fact is that, in my case, couldn’t get to recover. As of today, I tried with different backup images and computers, to no avail. You can browse to the backup, but you can’t recover.
The recovery CD is the recommended solution for a full image recovery.
Several times, I tried to recover an image stored directly on the NAS with the Acronis recovery CD through Ethernet connection. Acronis® True Image OEM is an integrated software suite that allows you to back up your entire disk drive or selected partitions, clone your operating system, restore from data previously backed up and create bootable media from USB drives or CD/DVD discs. It backs up and validates very well on this NAS you can open TIB files in Windows explorer and mount images as if they were local files, but it cannot recover images. Acronis ® True Image OEM Download, Installation, and Activation Instructions.
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