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 Clean up versions - allows you to delete backup versions you no longer need.
 Clone settings - creates a new empty backup box with the settings of the initial backup and
named (1) [the initial backup name]. Change the settings, save them, and then click Back up
now on the cloned backup box.
 Move - click to move all of the backup files to another location. The subsequent backup versions
will be saved to the new location.
If you change the backup destination by editing the backup settings, only new backup versions
will be saved to the new location. The earlier backup versions will remain in the old location.
 Delete - depending on a backup type, this command completely deletes the backup from its
location, or allows you to choose whether you want to delete the backup completely or the
backup box only. When you delete a backup box, the backup files remain in the location and you
will be able to add the backup to the list later. Note that when you delete a backup completely,
the deletion cannot be undone.
 Open location - opens the folder containing the backup files.
 Search files - allows you to find a specific file or folder in a backup by entering its name into the
search field.
 Convert to VHD (for disk-level backups) - allows you to convert a selected Acronis backup version
(.tibx file) to virtual hard disks (.vhd(x) files). The initial backup version will not be modified.
4.6.2 Backup activity and statistics
On the Activity tab and the Backup tab, you can view additional information on a backup, such as
backup history and file types the backup contains. The Activity tab contains a list of operations
performed on the selected backup starting from its creation, the operation statuses, and statistics.
This comes in handy when you need to find out what was happening to the backup in background
mode, for example the number and statuses of scheduled backup operations, size of backed-up data,
results of backup validation, etc.
When you create the first version of a backup, the Backup tab displays a graphical representation of
the backup content by file types.
The Activity tab
Nonstop backup and mobile backups do not have an activity feed.
To view a backup activity:
1. On the sidebar, click Backup.
2. In the backup list, select the backup, the history of which you want to view.
3. On the right pane, click Activity.
What you can view and analyze:
 Backup operations and their statuses (successful, failed, canceled, interrupted, and so on)
 Operations performed on the backup, and their statuses
 Error messages