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Desktop Enhancements. Networking Software. Trending from CNET. Download Now. Developer’s Description By Acronis. Acronis True Image New Generation for Mac includes unique features: Acronis Active Protection – advanced, active protection against data loss to ransomware.

Acronis Notary – ensures your backup data remains identical to the original data and delivers a unique certificate affirming the data was unaltered. Acronis ASign – provides an audit trail for important documents by digitally capturing signatures and generating a unique certificate that contains images of the signatures, timestamps, and other information.

Among other capabilities: end-to-end strong encryption to safeguard data from snooping or alteration, no matter where it is located. Easy Full Image Backup to protect everything easily: operating system, programs, settings, files, and boot information. Browse content on the web or on the computer. Migrate data from Android to iOS and back.

Remote Backup – easily back up computers that are in other locations. Social Media Backup – protect Facebook photos and timelines with automatic, encrypted, social backup. Full Specifications. What’s new in version 4.

Fixed issues: Some cloud backups aren’t displayed in Acronis Cloud The ‘File authenticity cannot be confirmed’ error occurs after clicking ‘Verify’ Acronis True Image doesn’t respond after restarting the Internet connection A mobile backup cannot be opened after the second scanning of a QR code. Release April 17, Date Added April 11, Version 4.

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Back up everything — the operating system, applications, setting, photos, social media feeds, smartphones, and tablets. Our Dual-Protection ensures complete protection, saving your files locally and on the cloud. Differential or Incremental. When this task is run for the first time, it will always create a full backup, but when run on subsequent occasions, it will then follow your backup scheme rules and create differential or incremental backups ‘on demand’ for this task.

In principle, it should be possible to do the same with an existing full backup, provided that you match both the name of the full backup file and the task name; i. I may have accidentally managed to follow this procedure or something like it once, when re-adding an old full incremental backup seemed to allow me to start a new series, but it’s never worked since I suspect that the stickiness of the memory of the database is a big obstacle to a practical procedure.

Currently there is no known issue with the software that would be causing backups to be full, when according to the backup settings they should be incremental or differential. I suggest that you review the backup settings with our Support Team. We would be glad to help you configuring the program so that the backup history and the list of recovery points are maintained according to your expectations.

Thanks, but I don’t think you quite understand my issue That does not appear to be possible; if you delete the backup from the list, re-add the original full backup as incremental or differential, it then makes a new full backup rather than a new series of incremental or differential backups. When you say that you add a full backup “as incremental or differential”, I suppose you mean that you click “Reconfigure” button, and select “Incremental”, “Differential” or “Custom” backup scheme.

My point was that you needed to verify the backup scheme selection, review the rules for when incremental and differential should be created, together with one of our Support Engineers. You can open a support ticket here. Avery is expecting that when the new, reconfigured task is run, that it will create an incremental backup based upon the full backup image that was added in step 2, but he is seeing Acronis starting a whole new backup version chain instead, with another new full backup image, ignoring the added full backup that is present.

I believe the problem is caused because the data concerning the task that was removed but not deleted is still in the database folder. I believe that renaming the database folder to database. Then ATI would do what Avery wants it to do. 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.

Regular Poster. Posts: Comments: Any thoughts will be much appreciated. Forum Star. Regards, FtrPilot. Products: TI , TI

 
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Acronis is offerlng its current users what seems to be a reasonably good deal for acquiring Acronis True Image New Generation as an annual subscription. I have been using Acronis since their version 11 and currently using ATI I use Acronis for only backups and eventual recoveries and never had a problem. If I’m not prepared to trust cloud solutions for my backup needs, is there anything else in this ATI version that could be of interest for an Acronis user like me to consider purchasing it?

I believe the best new feature for New Generation is “Ransomware Protection”. This monitors your computer for suspicious activity, such as processes altering files. This monitoring increases CPU usage. If you have an older or slow computer, this CPU usage may be objectionable. Personally, I don’t use the cloud. However, I consider ransomware to be a real threat I would also recommend reading the other posts on this blog regarding New Generation.

Some users are having issues. I agree with the advice from FtrPilot. I am having problems with 2 out of the three systems on which I have installed New Generation. These CPUs are old but were high powered at the time I got them. Much more powerful than the much newer A8.

I am not a fan of subscriptions, cloud storage, cloning or running background tasks that are performance hogs. I thought about testing NG but stopped after reading some of the comments here and seeing what additional benefits and performance costs may be involved.

I use an external HDD dock for my backup drives. I do not clone nor do I store disk images in the cloud. If I am desperate for a restore and the internet is down or the cloud is down or the download is slow or the download is corrupted or I rotate 2 backup drives and store one externally from the home. Backup and recovery is fast and reliable.

Backup drives are released from the system immediately after the backup completes and the drive docking station is powered down. I unplug the drive and place it in a small safe in the same room , lock the safe and smile That was my solution Everything worked well and I have always been able to recover my files or total systems.

I only have a subscription product at present simply because this has been provided to me as an MVP so that I can experience and learn from using the product in that way, though I have not tried doing a full disk backup to the Cloud and not considering doing so with my current ISP upload speed of only 5Mbps maximum on a good day with a following wind. Note: Please do not expect any instant reply for private messages as I am often unable to access these due to forum timeout errors!

For my 2 cents worth I will side with the not a fan of subscription based products crowd. I believe though that is because of my age. Cloud storage, not ready for prime time in my corner. I am not trusting in cloud storage due to whom might have access and how and as I have said before upload speeds, although mine are double what those here report, is terrible. Using VSS Doctor. But the NG feature does seem excellent, to the extent that it works, for people for whom it would be much better to have ransomware stopped in its tracks than to have to pause to restore from backup.

Avery, you could achieve your wish of being able to make new differential or incremental backups from your full backups, provided that you approach this with this intent in mind. For example, create an unscheduled backup task that will create the type of backups you want to have, i.

Differential or Incremental. When this task is run for the first time, it will always create a full backup, but when run on subsequent occasions, it will then follow your backup scheme rules and create differential or incremental backups ‘on demand’ for this task. In principle, it should be possible to do the same with an existing full backup, provided that you match both the name of the full backup file and the task name; i.

I may have accidentally managed to follow this procedure or something like it once, when re-adding an old full incremental backup seemed to allow me to start a new series, but it’s never worked since I suspect that the stickiness of the memory of the database is a big obstacle to a practical procedure. Currently there is no known issue with the software that would be causing backups to be full, when according to the backup settings they should be incremental or differential.

I suggest that you review the backup settings with our Support Team. We would be glad to help you configuring the program so that the backup history and the list of recovery points are maintained according to your expectations.

Thanks, but I don’t think you quite understand my issue That does not appear to be possible; if you delete the backup from the list, re-add the original full backup as incremental or differential, it then makes a new full backup rather than a new series of incremental or differential backups. When you say that you add a full backup “as incremental or differential”, I suppose you mean that you click “Reconfigure” button, and select “Incremental”, “Differential” or “Custom” backup scheme.

My point was that you needed to verify the backup scheme selection, review the rules for when incremental and differential should be created, together with one of our Support Engineers.

You can open a support ticket here. Avery is expecting that when the new, reconfigured task is run, that it will create an incremental backup based upon the full backup image that was added in step 2, but he is seeing Acronis starting a whole new backup version chain instead, with another new full backup image, ignoring the added full backup that is present.

I believe the problem is caused because the data concerning the task that was removed but not deleted is still in the database folder. I believe that renaming the database folder to database. Then ATI would do what Avery wants it to do. 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. Regular Poster. Posts: Comments: Any thoughts will be much appreciated. Forum Star. Regards, FtrPilot. Products: TI , TI Products: True Image latest build ; Disk Director Perdido Beach. Frequent Poster. I Agree, ransomeware is a serious threat. Steve Smith. Products: Acronis True Image 9. Forum Hero. Products: True Image , , , , , , , Acronis Revive,. Avery Andrews. Forum Member. Posts: 4. Hello Avery , Currently there is no known issue with the software that would be causing backups to be full, when according to the backup settings they should be incremental or differential.

Regards, Slava. Hi Avery , When you say that you add a full backup “as incremental or differential”, I suppose you mean that you click “Reconfigure” button, and select “Incremental”, “Differential” or “Custom” backup scheme. Slava, my understanding of the point that Avery is raising here is as follows: Create a full backup image of drive C: to an external backup drive. Remove the backup task that created the backup image.

Add back the full backup image using Add existing backup. Reconfigure this backup and select Incremental backup scheme. Run the reconfigured task. Steve, I believe the problem is caused because the data concerning the task that was removed but not deleted is still in the database folder.

I am not positive this would work, but might be worth a try.

 
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