![]() ![]() You have a backup of a supported operating system. You have created Acronis Bootable Media (standard, WinPE, or BartPE) after the installation of True Image 2013 by Acronis Plus Pack See True Image 2013 by Acronis: Installation of Acronis Plus Pack and True Image 2013 by Acronis: Creating Acronis Bootable Media If you do not, please Install True Image 2013 by Acronis Plus Pack. You have Acronis Bootable Media with Acronis Universal Restore. This was done with ATI 2013,but it should be the same with ATI 2014.īefore restoring an image of your operating system, please ensure the following: Frankly reading some of posts on their forum about this procedure and trying to interpret some of the Help files I've read make me a little nervous or outright confused! Is this going to be as easy as it sounds. When I get done, I want a bootable WIN7 drive that has -1- system reserve partition (100MB) and -1- very large partition proportional to the remainder of the space on the new 500GB hard drive. I want to use all of the new hard drive and =if Acronis TI2014 is looking at a new 500GB hard drive, and I want it to use the whole drive, the new 500GB drive, I want Acronis to know what to do of course once I tell it where the backup images are. And listen, I don't want to worry about some "1MB offset" whatever-that-is? And I certainly don't want to be figuring out on the fly what the "correct" size should be of each of the new partitions on the new drive. Old drive has two (2) partitions= System Reserve 100MB & the C:\ partition with WIN7Ĭan granny do this or do I need to take a course at NASA? I'm being facetious of course.you'd think by now though that swapping out a hard drive and getting an image of the old drive onto the new larger drive wouldn't be so stressful. OLD DRIVE: 100GB -> NEW DRIVE: 500GB (on same SATA controller).
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