Operation Manual

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Rebooting the computer will reset the load and the restart count. If the system overloads again,
Acronis Nonstop Backup will pause.
Why does Acronis Nonstop Backup sometimes cause a high CPU load? - This is the expected
behavior of Acronis Nonstop Backup. This may happen on restart of a paused Acronis Nonstop
Backup if a considerable amount of protected data has been modified during the pause.
For example, if you manually pause the Acronis Nonstop Backup that you use for protecting your
system partition and then install a new application. When you restart Acronis Nonstop Backup, it
loads the CPU for some time. However, the process (afcdpsrv.exe) then goes back to normal.
This happens because Acronis Nonstop Backup needs to check the backed up data against the data
that have been modified during the pause to ensure protection continuity. If there was a
considerable amount of data modified, the process may load CPU for some time. After the check is
done and all the modified data is backed up, Acronis Nonstop Backup goes back to normal.
Can I have Acronis Nonstop Backup storage on an FAT32 partition of a local hard disk? - Yes, FAT32
and NTFS partitions can be used as the storage.
Can I set up Acronis Nonstop Backup storage on a network share or NAS? - Yes, Acronis Nonstop
Backup supports network shares, mapped drives, NAS and other network attached devices with one
limitation - they must use the SMB protocol.
3.7 Backup file naming
A backup file name has the following attributes:
Backup name.
Backup method (full, inc, diff: full, incremental, differential).
Number of backup chain (in the form of b#).
Number of backup version (in the form of s#).
Number of volume (in the form of v#).
For example this attribute changes when you split a backup into several files. Refer to Backup
splitting (p. 54) for details.
Thus a backup name may look the following way:
1. my_documents_full_b1_s1_v1.tib
2. my_documents_full_b2_s1_v1.tib
3. my_documents_inc_b2_s2_v1.tib
4. my_documents_inc_b2_s3_v1.tib
If you are creating a new backup, and there is already a file with the same name, the program does
not delete the old file, but adds to the new file the "-number" suffix, for example,
my_documents_inc_b2_s2_v1-2.tib.
3.8 Integration with Windows
During installation Acronis True Image 2016 provides closer integration with Windows. Such merging
allows you to get the most out of your computer.
Acronis True Image 2016 integrates the following components:
Acronis items on the Windows Start menu.