You should check the status of your Backup task in the ATI GUI to see what that says? In particular, check the Schedule options to ensure that you have not accepted the default settings which would have the task run daily! You can elect to turn off all the new Protection features ' permanently' but this still leaves all the background services and some processes running! Many users have complained about this, including the MVP's in this forum!
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If you really want an on-demand backup then you would need to boot your PC from the Acronis Rescue Media and do it from that media completely outside of Windows 10. Sorry, but when ATI 2021 is installed it has a range of associated processes and services that will continue to run in the background. What would cause that?ĭavid, welcome to these public User Forums. It is unclear to me what ATI functions will cost me money beyond the original license. Should I exclude it from the ATI backup? If I had to restore my files, would Carbonite be useful?ĭ. I understand it backs up just data files, and does so all the time.
I have used a product called Carbonite for years. My entire PC is lost or destroyed so I buy a non-Windows PCĦ.
My entire PC is lost or destroyed so I buy another Windows 10-based PC.ĥ. My PC's C: disk fails and I had to replace it in the same PC.Ĥ. My PC wont boot from the C: drive, but I think the data on the disk is probably readable.ģ. The content of my PC's C: disk gets ruined, but the drive hardware itself is okay.Ģ. What are the Acronis/ATI functions I should use for each?ġ. Here are some scenarios that I would like to be able to handle. I've noticed that there are several different types of backups that can be made and at least two different bootable drive technologies. I read somewhere that ATI wont create bootable media (of various flavors) on drives larger that 16Gb. The same status pop-up states that the backup has been paused.
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I also noticed that the ATI status pop-up that comes up when I right-click on my Windows 10 list of running programs (show hidden icons) states that Zoom and Webex are protected, but I thought I had turned off the optional 3-month protection feature. I noticed that ATI shows up in my Windows list of running programs. I made a Recovery thumb drive and it will boot okay.
I verified that and all seemed to go well.
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I just want an on-demand backup! I installed ATI 2021 and ran it to make a full backup of the disk onto a thumb drive. I don't even want it monitoring for malware and all of those fancy new features. I don't want it running constantly, backing up in the background, backing up to clouds, etc. I want to start ATI, make a backup, then stop running it. Here are my questions (after reading a lot of the help articles and community threads).Ī. I have a few USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 flash drives (8Gb, 16Gb, 128Gb) on hand and an external USB 3.0 1Tb drive. I have not tweaked the OS or system beyond stock setup. 8Gb RAM and 250Gb single SSD drive, about half full. Microsoft Surface Pro 3 with Windows 10 (build 19041) with UEFI and all updates applied. I've got lots of computer experience from hardware, firmware, and assembly code, to several coding languages, to designing billion dollar world-wide computer systems and telecommunications systems. However, I'm not an expert at disk drives, WinPE (whatever that is), etc. I'm starting to use ATI 2021 (build 32010) after last using the 2009-2014 ATI versions. I have several initial questions for the community, lest I "choose poorly." I will appreciate your helpful pointers!
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