Should I first restore my full backup then the incremental?

I'm having to do a full restore to a new hard drive. Should I first restore the full backup, and then restore the latest incremental backup over that? Or could I just restore the latest incremental? Will that give me all my files?
I've seen this question before but doing a search can't seem to find the answer. Thanks...

 

Start with the latest incremental. True Image will find all the others right down to the Full as long as they're in the same folder.

 

If you want to restore a partition to the way it was before the last incremental or differential backup, can you pick a backup say 3 up in the chain and will the program restore from there back including the full backup but not the last 2 incremental or differential backups?

 

Yes, that is how you can use an incremental to roll-back to any available point in time.

 

Hello schabelf and rimshot609,

Thank you for your interest in Acronis Products

I may recommend everyone to read more about incremental and differential backups using this link

Also keep in mind that in order to restore differential backup using Acronis True Image software you should have only one differential backup archive and one full backup archive. In order to restore the last incremental backup using Acronis True Image software you should have all incremental backup archives from the set and one full backup archive.

Best regards,
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Dmitry Nikolaev