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I went ahead and did only to find this problem again. The issue is already known and a workaround has already been found by another user. I’m asking for you to address this issue, so we don’t have to do an extra step, or at least recognize the issue and make it known to unsuspecting users so they don’t go through the same hurdles as we did.

In reply to I found an by David Braun. I did three more things, and now the David Braun fix as above works on this machine. Whether this makes the machine fall back to the internal HDD or not depends on timing. Which of these things is critical, I don’t know. I did them all, and now the machine boots to the Acronis disk. I am going to start a new thread to address my specific situation, but it’s related to this topic, so it may be helpful to address it here as well I’d certainly appreciate any help if anyone else has encountered and solved the same problem.

I have tried cloning and restoring from a full backup. When I try to boot from my Acronis disk, I get the “Video mode setup error” referenced above. I can disable secureboot and enable legacy support as suggested above, but, while this lets me boot from the disk into Acronis, if I try either to clone the HDD or restore from a full backup onto the SSD, I get a warning message stating that when the operation completes the system will not be able to boot from the destination disk.

However, the only way I can get Acronis to boot from the disk is to disable secureboot and enable legacy support. If I A leave secureboot enabled or B disable both secureboot and legacy support, then I’m back to Acronis not booting due to the “Video mode setup error. I have also tried creating a Windows PE version of the rescue media to no avail. I downloaded and installed the Windows 10 ADK and attempted to create new rescue media, but after a few minutes I get the error message: “The device is busy.

You will also get a log from the script showing any issues if any arise. This error is only because the laptop has TWO video cards and there is a very easy fix.

Save and Exit. Ryan’s solution may well work I haven’t tried it , and it sounds simply enough to be worth a try, but I was able to resolve the issues I was having by creating and using a linux-based recovery media usb drive. By creating and using a linux-based recovery media usb drive , I was able to get my computer to boot into Acronis without altering or disabling secureboot. According to all the messages in Acronis, the operation completed successfully.

I did have to uninstall and reinstall a couple drivers one for the touch-pad and one related to audio , but I believe that had more to do with security updates from HP. In any event, my laptop has been working correctly with the new SSD installed for several months now. This solved the video problem for me after three days of trying to back up my new laptop.

Thank you! I have a Lenovo X1 Extreme with both integrated and discrete Ti video cards. Select an item by using the keyboard: 1. Acronis True image bit , 2. Acronis System report. The USB drive was read for a bit and then nothing happened – the screen stayed black. It seemed Acronis has loaded but couldn’t appear on the laptop’s screen.

After that, I could reboot only by holding the power key. Connecting to an external monitor through different cables didn’t matter – still black screen. I really dont know what to do i have disable one of my 2 GPU and only using the intel one, and got the same error also i have a lenovo legion Y and dont know what to do i can go to advance setup on BIOS. My main language is Spanish so i barely understand the guy who talk about optimus and the last guy who post here Waiting for a response thanks in advance.

Now i have solved the problem. The most easy way is:Take an old monitor 12″ or 13″ with low resolution x Make your bootmedium and than it works perfect with the original monitor. Build rescue media with winpe instead of the default Linux method. Please check out the MVP winpe builder to simplify the process.

It’s linked below in my signature. In , you will need to first download the windows ADK from Microsoft Also linked below. Hello Herbert! Have you tried with the MVP media builder? If yes, but the issue still persists, I’d suggest opening a support ticket, so that our engineers can help. Thanks to everyone who posted their findings. I was able to finally get Acronis True Image to backup the factory-sealed image on my new Alienware m15 using the steps below. Change to AHCI. Press F10 to save settings and reboot.

Now, immediately press F12 repeatedly to get the Boot Menu. Select Option 2 for Acronis True Image. Backup the Disk. Change to UEFI. Change to Disabled. David, I think 1 and 2 were key. Double check without switching to legacy. In some systems, to get a USB to boot you do have a one have legacy on, but then you want to make sure youre using the one time boot menu to still boot the USB in uefi mode.

Authored on. Order Asc Desc. Date within – Any – 1 day 3 days 1 week 2 weeks 1 month 2 months 6 months 1 year. Thread needs solution. Daniel Noble. Posts: 1. Comments: 0. Steve Smith. Posts: Comments: Daniel, welcome to these user forums. When the report generating finishes, click “Save as” and browse to the same folder where the recovery log was saved previously. Take the system disk out of the computer box, connect it to another computer and run diagnostic checks against it:. It is the quickest way to identify a disk hardware failure.

If no issues were found with the disk, contact Acronis Customer Central for further help with system recovery as explained here. Right-click on the disk title, e. Do not click on the disk partitions on that screen. Look at the value of “Partition scheme” parameter. If you are unsure about how to do that, follow instructions here. If you are unsure about how to do that, follow instructions here , but choosing the opposite values from indicated there e.

In such case you need to pick the one that matches the boot mode of the internal disk where the restored Windows will run. Then reattempt the restoration. Click Cancel button to exit recovery wizard window, click on the Tools tab and use “Add new disk” wizard to quickly clear disk contents. Be careful when selecting the disk for “adding” as the tool completely deletes everything on the selected disk and that action cannot be undone. Make sure that the disk, storing the backup is not formatted in ExFAT format.

If you do not see the original disk in the list or it appears as two separate disks, it may be set to run in RAID mode, unsupported by the standard bootable media Linux-based. In such case you need to get to a second computer and create a special WinPE-based bootable media there, with drivers for the RAID controller.

After the recovery is completed, installed programs and the system may seem to behave unusually slow, requesting reboots etc. These are required to complete the missed maintenance tasks, such as downloading and installing updates and running regular checkups. If that happens, just let the required operations complete and after one or several reboots the system should be back to normal. Click “Resolve problem” button under Account tab, select “I have changed hardware Click here for more information.

If the system disk failed and you had to replace it with a new one, installed software and Windows may or may not ask for their licenses reactivation after the recovery. It they do, that is due to a significant hardware change detected and cannot be and should not be prevented or avoided by Acronis software. Contact the respective third-party software vendors or Microsoft for help with license reactivation.

Power off the computer, physically disconnect the power cord if it is a desktop , open the case and unplug the system disk. If this does not help – keep disconnecting other devices all USB devices, SD cards, network cable etc one-by-one until you find the culprit.

The failing device then may need repair or replacement. If you do not have one yet, click Sign Up to create it.

Owners of subscription and PPI licenses also get support by phone for technical issues. Providing us recovery log, system report, step-by-step screen photos and the list of the undertaken steps would allow for quicker issue resolution. Skip to main content. Last update: Introduction This article instructs how to use Acronis True Image to recover Windows from a boot failure.

Pre-requisites 1. A previously created backup. Solution Insert Acronis Bootable Media Reboot the computer If at this point the computer boots into Acronis Bootable Media environment, then click here to skip to the part of configuring the recovery task.

On Windows 8 or Windows 10 machine, if Secure Boot is enabled then bootable media may fail to load or may be absent in the list of boot devices. Disable Secure Boot temporarily to perform recovery. Use either of these three methods to browse to the backup location: 1 expand “Computers Near Me” section on the left panel and browse to the folder with the backup 2 click in the “File name” field and type two backward slashes, followed by the NAS’ name or IP-address, followed by another backward slash, e.

After you type the last backward slash, wait for the program to connect to the NAS, enter credentials if asked, and browse to the folder with the backup 3 NAS may or may not be discovered automatically as a “NAS” device, depending on the NAS make, its settings and router configuration.

If you are restoring from Acronis Cloud, click “Acronis Cloud”, enter your Acronis account credentials and click Sign in: Click on the backup name, then click OK: If the backup is encrypted for extra protection, type in the encryption password and click OK: Click Next:.

Days when at least one backup version was created will be marked in green: Click on the latest day marked in green: Click on the backup creation time on the right side. If there are several items in the list, choose the latest: Click Next:.

Click on the disk where the system currently resides, but fails to boot, and click Next: Click OK to confirm that everything on the selected disk will be deleted and replaced with the previous state of the system disk from the backup:. If it was not possible to change recovery mode from partitions mode to disks, there are two possible outcomes: 1 the “Next” button is not grayed out: When recovering to the original disk with unchanged internal disks order and partition structure, the program will be able to map partitions from the backup to existing partitions on the original disk automatically.

The “Next” button is grayed out, when either internal disks order or partition structure has changed and the software was unable to automatically find the original partition: Click “New location”: Locate the original disk on the list and click on its first partition: Click Accept: Click Next to move the second partition’s settings: Click New location, this time to set the destination for the second partition: Select the second partition under the system disk: Click Accept: Click Next:.

Click on “Properties”: Look at the value of “Partition scheme” parameter. Acronis True Image: how to restore the system to the original disk from within running Windows. How to create bootable media. Switching from partitions to entire disk recovery mode. Only 2 TB of space are available on a disk larger than 2 TB after disk cloning or backup restoration. Contacting Support and Providing Information. Was this article helpful?

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