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Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Installation and operation
- General program information
- Creating a partition (disk) image
- Restoring a disk (partition) from an image
- Selecting an image to restore from
- Checking image integrity before restoration
- Selecting a partition to restore
- Selecting a location to restore to
- Selecting partition type
- Selecting a file system
- Selecting restored partition size
- Assigning a letter to a partition
- Checking file system integrity
- Restoring several partitions at once
- Restoration script
- Browsing and restoring individual files
- Transferring the system to a new disk
- Adding a new hard disk
- Scheduled tasks
- Other operations
- Troubleshooting
Transferring the system to a new disk
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If you are going to sell or give away your old disk, we recommend that you make
sure you destroyed the data on it.
If you are going to keep it for data storage, you can create a new partition layout
on it. In this case, the disk will be ready right after cloning is complete.
To protect yourself from unforeseen consequences, it would be better to leave the
old disk data intact, as you will be able to delete it later.
Destroying the old disk data
If you elected to destroy the old disk data in the previous step, you will have to
select the destruction method now:
• Quick – one-pass destruction
• Normal – guaranteed multipass destruction
The second method takes more time, but makes it impossible to recover data
afterwards, even with special equipment.
The first method is less secure, but is still suitable for most cases.
Selecting partition transfer method
Acronis True Image will offer you the following data transfer methods:
• As is
• Proportional – the new disk space will be proportionally distributed between
cloned partitions
• Manual – you will specify the new size and other parameters yourself