Error message when testing Acronis backup

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by Nan Russell, May 7, 2006.

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  1. Nan Russell

    Nan Russell Registered Member

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    I have recently purchased/installed Acronis True Image Home 9.0. I have been making daily backups (first one of entire hard drive.....subsequent backups have been "differential" backps..

    This evening I attempted to test the 'recovery' mode by deleting an unimportant file from "My Documents" and then attempting to restore it using the steps outlined in recovery. I received the following error message.

    Can someone explain to me what it means? Thanks.....
     

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  2. Chutsman

    Chutsman Registered Member

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    For some reason TI thinks the file is in use. Make the bootable TI Rescue cd, boot with it and then try to recover the file again. You will eventually want to know that that bootable CD will work when you need it anyway so better sooner than later. The bootable TI cd will have all the features you need for backup purposes.
     
  3. MrDada

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    I created the bootable CD today using safe mode as suggested in this forum. I'd like to be sure that it works. How do I use the bootable CD to check it out?

    Thanks...
     
  4. seekforever

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    Boot your PC with the CD in the drive. You may have to change the boot order in your BIOS so the PC will go to the CD/DVD drive containing the CD first.

    After a short time it should startup and ask if you want to run True Image or proceed into Windows. Select True Image Full and continue to the main screen which will allow you to Restore, Backup or Validate an archive. In effect, all of the same functions as the Windows version but you are now running without Windows.
     
  5. MrDada

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    seekforever

    I changed the boot order in BIOS setup moving CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive to the top line. It worked. Thanks for the tip! I guess I leave it this way.
     
  6. seekforever

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    I leave mine that way.
     
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