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I've only just bought both of them apparently brand new from eBay.
Will that work if the drive is formated as NTFS I did see the note about flash drives needing to be FAT16 or FAT32, but wasn't sure if that note applies to a standard HDD. I noticed an option called 'Place Acronis True Image 2016 (64bit) on media'. It seems the ACRONIS Boot Loader wont entertain NTFS.Īll this is separate to the fact that the 32GB stick isn't even seen by the laptop boot menu as a kingston stick whereas the 16GB stick is. Basically, it's an internal laptop hard-drive connected to the PC via a Vantec adapter. tib backup file, but the USB then became non-bootable. I tried making them FAT32, making the stick bootable via Acronis & then converting the system to NTFS & putting on the. This isn't a problem as Acronis will do this perfectly fine. If it's NTFS then it says it needs to be FAT32.Īs a result, i have to break/split the backup into 4GB sections. What i want to achieve: Having the USB stick bootable AND having the backup file on there too, so that it's an all-in-one.Īcronis wont make the USB stick (either 16GB/32GB) bootable if it's in NTFS format. I select it all the same & it just returns me back to the exact same screen. I do the same for the 32GB stick & when at the boot menu it only says "USB HDD: USB Disk". JUST bootable.Ĭurrently at the boot screen with the 16GB USB stick & it's listed as "USB HDD: Kingston DT 101 G2" & when i select it i get "Starting Acronis Loader" & all is well. I've just formatted both USB sticks as i type this & made them both bootable with Acronis but put no backup file on there. Not sure if it means anything or whether it's just the design - but the black 16GB stick has no light when plugged in, the 32GB purple stick lights up. It keeps sending me back to the boot media page (where i can select CD ROM drive, HDD, USB stick). Acronis says it makes it bootable, but when i restart the laptop & then choose to boot to the USB stick - it doesn't. So just now i decided to make the USB stick bootable to see if it would do this as a minimum. It keeps erroring with 5 minutes to go, 20 minutes to go etc.
ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE HD USB INSTALL
It wont install the backup to the USB stick at all. So i bought a new 32GB Kingston DataTraveler 101 USB stick, thinking this would solve the problem.
ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE HD USB PORTABLE
This program then will create itself a portable version, that means it is a bootable media with its own operating system on.
ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE HD USB FULL VERSION
tib backup on there) then the USB stick would boot fine - no problems. as acronis true image does provide the full version to be installed on the PC, this is very complex part and does install very deeply to the system, number of drivers and services needs to run for this to operate half way. Very effective and straight forward cloning software. KEY: If i JUST made the USB stick bootable (& put no. I used true image up until I had WDS setup. I used Acronis True Image Home 2011 to make it bootable & to install the backup on it.ĭespite the fact that the backup & boot setting was less than 16GB, in fact it's only about 14GB, it wouldn't install to this USB stick as it kept running out of space. So i had a Kingston DataTraveler 101 16GB USB stick.