Perhaps one of the biggest setbacks of the app is its price. With this, it can prevent you from uploading ransomware. The app also uses heuristic rules to monitor suspicious files. It uses end-to-end encryption to protect your files, even from the company itself.
Restoring a full hard drive is also very simple, although it takes considerable time.Īcronis True Image also prides itself on providing you with a secure backup of your files. More, you have the option to select which of the backup files you want to restore. The app's file recovery process is also as fast. It lets you upload your files online within minutes, and though there are a lot of background processes, it didn’t impact the daily computing experience negatively. Aside from backing up your entire drive, it also offers one of the fastest in terms of performance. Fast and SafeĪcronis True Image is arguably the most featured backup tool available today. You need to choose whether you wish to save online or locally. However, you must note that the app does not allow you to choose both options simultaneously. The local backup software is identical to the online version. More, unlike iDrive, wherein you can do so as a bonus, Acronis True Image offers it as one of its core features. The rep from Sandisk said it was normal to see what I was seeing after recovering a backup from a drive but I've never heard of anyone else with this issue.But what will impress you the most is that it gives you the option to save your data locally. I've tried contacting Acronis, Sandisk, and Asus but they haven't been able to fix the issue either. Running "chkdsk c: /r /f" and "SFC /scannow" in Command Prompt Here's a list of other things I've tried with no success: I've tried unplugging the new Sandisk SSD and I still get the same issue. Everything seems fine once it boots up and all my files are there, but it just seems like something isn't right with the boot-up process. Normally I see the Asus ROG logo and then a few seconds later it's done booting up, but now following the ROG logo I see a black screen with blinking white lines (almost like a command prompt) and then the blue Windows Logo appears. After that was done I noticed that the boot time had increased by 2-3x.
So I made a backup of the Hard Drive onto an external hard drive and swapped out the HDD for the SSD and used the recovery feature in acronis to bring the files back.
I bought a 2TB Sandisk Ultra SSD and used the application "Acronis True Image 2020" which Sandisk recommended to transfer files from. I was using the hard drive as a storage drive only (which the new SSD would replace), and was using a 500gb Samsung 860 Evo to boot from. Recently my hard drive has been making noise and clicking so I thought it would be a good idea to upgrade it and replace it with a SSD.
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