Operation Manual

After allocating the space, you can temporarily switch off the Extended Capacity Disks by clicking

Temporary switch off Extended Capacity Disks. This makes the Extended Capacity Disks invisible for

disk management tools, though the disk space will remain allocated and you will be able to make

these partitions visible again later. To do this, start the Acronis Extended Capacity Manager and then

click Allocate space.

To remove the Extended Capacity Disks, click Remove Extended Capacity Disks and then click the

Apply button in the next step. These disks will be removed from your system, and the disk space

beyond 2 TB will become inaccessible. To allocate this space later, you need to start the Extended

Capacity Manager again and then repeat the wizard's steps.

You will be able to continue using the Extended Capacity Disks even after uninstalling True Image

2013. During uninstallation, you will be asked whether you want to remove the Extended Capacity

Disk. If you choose not to remove the disk, it will remain usable.

8.7.1 If Acronis Extended Capacity Manager does not start

Acronis Extended Capacity Manager may not start because one of the following reasons:

 your system does not contain hard drives with MBR partition style larger than 2 TB - you can

allocate and manage the entire space on your hard drives with Add New Disk tool;

 your system contains large size disks, but they are not initialized yet;

 sector's size on your disk is larger than 512 kB.

8.8 Security and Privacy Tools

True Image 2013 contains utilities for secure destruction of data on an entire hard disk drive, and

individual partitions. It can also erase individual files and eliminate traces of user system activity.

When replacing your old hard drive with a new, higher-capacity one, you may accidentally leave

personal and confidential information on the old disk. This information could be retrieved even if you

have reformatted the disk.

The Acronis DriveCleanser provides for the destruction of confidential information on hard disk

drives and/or partitions with the help of techniques that meet or exceed most national and state

standards. You can select an appropriate data destruction method depending on the importance of

your confidential information.