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In your case, Clonezilla is one of the exceptions it appears. Most Linux based bootable ISO files do work with EasyBCD, as well as some Winpe ISO bootable files, I have found the Linux based to work the best with EasyBCD personally. Home Acronis True Image Discussions Acronis True Image Home Forum - Older Versions Alternative Online Solutions Welcome to Acronis Community Log in to follow, share, and participate in this community. Maybe Aladdin will stop by and offer some good points as he has a lot of experience with EasyBCD and some work arounds. In your case, with Clonezilla, I suspect a similar problem arose trying to boot from menu using EasyBCD. In this case for example, it would simply be best to create a bootable flashdrive/bootcd via the Windows interface of Keriver Image.
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Keriver Image bootcd ISO will NOT boot properly using EasyBCD for example, I finally figured out how to get the console running by doing it manually, and that was placing the actual 'Flcrecoveryconsole' folder on the same path as the boot drive or flash drive, which ever one you have access to, and then manually I had to type in a command prompt the path to the recovery console folder, then run 'Flcdesktop.exe' It loaded, and worked, but it really is not the best method to use it. It can be tricky, but for the most part, EasyBCD does a great job. I ran into this with several ISO files, then tried them in various methods such as 'run from disk' or 'load from memory' and then figured out it was an issue with not being able to properly read all the data of some ISO files on boot. EasyBCD also states the same in regards to *some* bootable ISO files that simply will not boot unless other data is available in the path, etc. Some ISO files you need to actually extract from them either the source folder of the program or other files in order to get the ISO to boot properly.
In regards to the Clonezilla EasyBCD boot menu issue, remember that not all bootable ISO files can be properly booted via EasyBCD. in my eye's its like this.Thank you pajenn.
plus the fact have to freakin pay for support. I don't like the fact here havent got a straight answer on any of my questions yet for me to even finish or actually even buy this program yet.
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Choose whether to use Automatic (recommended) or Manual transfer mode. Launch this program to click Tools and Clone Disk subsequently. Im probably going to end up using ghost and fbackup as well. Here takes Acronis True Image 2019 clone to SSD for example. then also seen one didnt look back called backup4all. one called Fbackup doesnt do the whole maindrive image tho. I also seen/found a couple good free ones. I am have no intention of giving them a second chance. A large number of add-ons and applications offer more control and personalization over the program installed. Since discovering that TI has been responsible for these crashes (and file losses from the BSODs), they have well and truly lost my goodwill. What Does It Offer: Acronis also has four options to choose from, including Acronis True Image, Acronis Disk Director, Acronis Revive, and Acronis VSS Doctor. So, which product product would you recommend as an alternative to TI? I don't care if doesn't have as many features, I just want something that is _stable_.Īnd, in case you are wondering, I don't care if Acronis has fixed this problem in a later release. But a search of these forums has confirmed it.
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I have had arguments with the store I bought the machine from, as I thought this was a hardware failure never in my dreams did I suspect that my backup software could be causing the BSODs. I have had this problem for four months now, and it has crippled my machine, as you can imagine.
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I have been running Acronis TI 2009, the now infamous build 9796, and every third or fourth time that I was plugging in a USB drive key (or ipod), the PC would blue screen.
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