Acronis Disk For Mac
2021年5月7日Download here: http://gg.gg/uivv8
Hi all, So my friend has a macbook pro that has a failing hard drive. By using my windows PC, can I take her hard drive, boot into acronis recovery, and recover her old hard drive into a new hard drive? I know imaging isn’t possible, but I should be able to clone it to a new hard disk and just pop the new hard disk into the mac book right? I’m trying to backup my MacBook (Catalina 10.15.2) using Acronis True Image 2020 (v.24.5.22510) to a WD MyCloud Ex2 Ultra NAS. Each time I do so the backup hangs with ’less than 1 minute’ and I have no option but to pause the job. I have let this run for in excess of 24 hours and there is still no movement. The.tibx file on the NAS is 269.02gb and there is 3.45tb free. Beginner Comments: 1
I’ve been procrastinating on this a while, but finally got around to purchasing an external hard-drive to backup my 2017 MacBook Pro. After soliciting some advice from the Reddit community regarding the best back-up software, I was advised to purchase Acronis’s True Image 2018 for Mac.
I’m currently attempting to backup my files in addition to licensed software (Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite, etc.). I’m also running Windows Bootcamp with a licensed copy of Windows 10. That partition has a licensed copy of Microsoft Office installed as well.
In an extreme case, if I were to need to replace this computer entirely or reformat the disk, I’d like to be able to recover all files, software, and the Windows 10 operating system without having to re-purchase the licenses. Is this possible to do using Acronis True Image 2018? If so, which backup and recovery settings/methods would I have to use within the True Image software?
Thanks! Forum Moderator Comments: 5629
Hello Perry,
thank you for your posting! Please refer to the article Acronis True Image on Mac: Boot Camp support. In short, you’ll need to back up and recover the entire disk, including Boot Camp.
For more information also see FAQ about Boot Camp partition.
Thank you, Beginner Comments: 19 Acronis Disk Director For Mac
I have an older Macbook in which the 250 GB drive is nearly full so I decided to replace it with a 500 GB drive and use the 250 GB drive in the optical bay with a caddy. For some reason I decided to use Acronis and backup the 250 GB drive and then restore it to the 500 GB drive by plugging the two drives serially into a hard drive bay on my Windows 10 PC. So now I have a backup file for the 250 GB Mac drive on an external hard drive, after which I unplugged the 250 GB drive and plugged in the 500 GB drive, and I hope to restore the 250 GB drive and its files to the 500 GB drive and make it bootable, and then put it in the conventional hard drive bay, and put the 250 GB drive in the optical drive bay. My Macbook is currently torn down. However, I can’t understand the documented procedure for this process of restoring a mac drive OS to a dissimilar drive, especially the business about ’preparing the drivers.’ That discussion seems to assume I’m restoring a Windows system to a dissimilar drive, which makes little sense to me. So I’m stuck with the 250 GB backup, and the 500 GB drive unformatted in the *Windows* drive bay, and my Macbook torn apart awaiting the reinstallation of both drives, but with the 500 GB drive in the conventional SSD place and the 250 GB drive in the optical bay. I know I should have used the Mac Superduper program to do this, but now I’m stuck using Acronis to do it. So what do I need to do or should I just give up and boot into the 250 GB drive after putting it in the optical bay and use the Mac’s duplication program to dupe the old drive to the new drive and then reformat the old drive? Legend Comments: 22181
Scott, ideally you should be using the Acronis True Image for Mac application running on your Mac for this type of disk migration. When using the Windows version of ATI you have the issue of how your Mac drive is formatted and how ATI will handle that drive when doing any backup & restore operation.
See the ATIH 2018 for Windows User Guide: Supported File Systems pages for what this product supports and handles unsupported file systems.
See also the ATIH 2018 for Mac User Guide: System requirements / Supported file systems for key differences in this area.
An alternative, (in addition to your own alternative of using the Mac Superduper program) might be to invest in a hardware dual docking station with cloning capability, where this does not care about drive formatting but will duplicate the contents of one drive to a second drive.Acronis Clone Disk Windows 10 Beginner Comments: 19
If I install the 500GB drive in the SSD bay and the 250GB drive in the opitical bay will it automatically boot from the opitical bay rather than the SSD bay? I could then superdupe the 250GB bay to the 500GB drive and then, after a second boot to the new drive wipe the old drive and install Ubuntu as a dual boot system? Would that work?
Or do I have to physically swap the drives? Legend Acronis Disk Director Mac Os X Comments: 22181
Scott, sorry but you need someone with Mac experience to answer your questions, the last Apple computer I had (& still have up in my loft) was an Apple II+ from the 1980’s vintage!
There is a dedicated Acronis True Image for Mac Forum where you can try asking such questions of other Mac users.
Acronis Links : Acronis Scheduler Manager : Acronis VSS Doctor : Backup Archive Compatibility : Cleanup Tool (ATIH 2010-2021) : Cloning Disks : Contact Acronis Support : Difference between Backup and Disk Clone
MVP Assistant (Log Viewer) & MVP Custom PE Builder available from Community Tools page.
Acronis True Image User Guides available from Product Documentation page.
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Note: Please do not expect any instant reply for private messages as I am often unable to access these due to forum timeout errors!Acronis Disk Director For MacProducts: Acronis True Image 9.0 - 11.0, 2009 - 2021 Disk Director 12.5 Acronis Revive
Download here: http://gg.gg/uivv8
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Hi all, So my friend has a macbook pro that has a failing hard drive. By using my windows PC, can I take her hard drive, boot into acronis recovery, and recover her old hard drive into a new hard drive? I know imaging isn’t possible, but I should be able to clone it to a new hard disk and just pop the new hard disk into the mac book right? I’m trying to backup my MacBook (Catalina 10.15.2) using Acronis True Image 2020 (v.24.5.22510) to a WD MyCloud Ex2 Ultra NAS. Each time I do so the backup hangs with ’less than 1 minute’ and I have no option but to pause the job. I have let this run for in excess of 24 hours and there is still no movement. The.tibx file on the NAS is 269.02gb and there is 3.45tb free. Beginner Comments: 1
I’ve been procrastinating on this a while, but finally got around to purchasing an external hard-drive to backup my 2017 MacBook Pro. After soliciting some advice from the Reddit community regarding the best back-up software, I was advised to purchase Acronis’s True Image 2018 for Mac.
I’m currently attempting to backup my files in addition to licensed software (Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite, etc.). I’m also running Windows Bootcamp with a licensed copy of Windows 10. That partition has a licensed copy of Microsoft Office installed as well.
In an extreme case, if I were to need to replace this computer entirely or reformat the disk, I’d like to be able to recover all files, software, and the Windows 10 operating system without having to re-purchase the licenses. Is this possible to do using Acronis True Image 2018? If so, which backup and recovery settings/methods would I have to use within the True Image software?
Thanks! Forum Moderator Comments: 5629
Hello Perry,
thank you for your posting! Please refer to the article Acronis True Image on Mac: Boot Camp support. In short, you’ll need to back up and recover the entire disk, including Boot Camp.
For more information also see FAQ about Boot Camp partition.
Thank you, Beginner Comments: 19 Acronis Disk Director For Mac
I have an older Macbook in which the 250 GB drive is nearly full so I decided to replace it with a 500 GB drive and use the 250 GB drive in the optical bay with a caddy. For some reason I decided to use Acronis and backup the 250 GB drive and then restore it to the 500 GB drive by plugging the two drives serially into a hard drive bay on my Windows 10 PC. So now I have a backup file for the 250 GB Mac drive on an external hard drive, after which I unplugged the 250 GB drive and plugged in the 500 GB drive, and I hope to restore the 250 GB drive and its files to the 500 GB drive and make it bootable, and then put it in the conventional hard drive bay, and put the 250 GB drive in the optical drive bay. My Macbook is currently torn down. However, I can’t understand the documented procedure for this process of restoring a mac drive OS to a dissimilar drive, especially the business about ’preparing the drivers.’ That discussion seems to assume I’m restoring a Windows system to a dissimilar drive, which makes little sense to me. So I’m stuck with the 250 GB backup, and the 500 GB drive unformatted in the *Windows* drive bay, and my Macbook torn apart awaiting the reinstallation of both drives, but with the 500 GB drive in the conventional SSD place and the 250 GB drive in the optical bay. I know I should have used the Mac Superduper program to do this, but now I’m stuck using Acronis to do it. So what do I need to do or should I just give up and boot into the 250 GB drive after putting it in the optical bay and use the Mac’s duplication program to dupe the old drive to the new drive and then reformat the old drive? Legend Comments: 22181
Scott, ideally you should be using the Acronis True Image for Mac application running on your Mac for this type of disk migration. When using the Windows version of ATI you have the issue of how your Mac drive is formatted and how ATI will handle that drive when doing any backup & restore operation.
See the ATIH 2018 for Windows User Guide: Supported File Systems pages for what this product supports and handles unsupported file systems.
See also the ATIH 2018 for Mac User Guide: System requirements / Supported file systems for key differences in this area.
An alternative, (in addition to your own alternative of using the Mac Superduper program) might be to invest in a hardware dual docking station with cloning capability, where this does not care about drive formatting but will duplicate the contents of one drive to a second drive.Acronis Clone Disk Windows 10 Beginner Comments: 19
If I install the 500GB drive in the SSD bay and the 250GB drive in the opitical bay will it automatically boot from the opitical bay rather than the SSD bay? I could then superdupe the 250GB bay to the 500GB drive and then, after a second boot to the new drive wipe the old drive and install Ubuntu as a dual boot system? Would that work?
Or do I have to physically swap the drives? Legend Acronis Disk Director Mac Os X Comments: 22181
Scott, sorry but you need someone with Mac experience to answer your questions, the last Apple computer I had (& still have up in my loft) was an Apple II+ from the 1980’s vintage!
There is a dedicated Acronis True Image for Mac Forum where you can try asking such questions of other Mac users.
Acronis Links : Acronis Scheduler Manager : Acronis VSS Doctor : Backup Archive Compatibility : Cleanup Tool (ATIH 2010-2021) : Cloning Disks : Contact Acronis Support : Difference between Backup and Disk Clone
MVP Assistant (Log Viewer) & MVP Custom PE Builder available from Community Tools page.
Acronis True Image User Guides available from Product Documentation page.
imTranslator for quick translation of language posts.Acronis Backup SoftwareAcronis Mac Os
Note: Please do not expect any instant reply for private messages as I am often unable to access these due to forum timeout errors!Acronis Disk Director For MacProducts: Acronis True Image 9.0 - 11.0, 2009 - 2021 Disk Director 12.5 Acronis Revive
Download here: http://gg.gg/uivv8
https://diarynote.indered.space
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