I don't ever want to use any scheduled backups, nor customer experience, sync with other devices, images in the cloud. Other Info: Backup system - Macrum Reflect + USB 3.0 External drives + 1xSynology DS115 NAS used for Surveillance Storage + System backups Internet Speed: 149Mbps Down 12.84Mbps Up
#ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE 2017 PHONE NUMBER PRO#
Hard Drives: 1xSamsung SSD 850 Pro Sata 6 256gbġxSamsung SSD 850 EVO Sata 6 500gb (Removable)ġxWD WDS100T2B03 Sata 6 1TB SSD (Removable)
#ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE 2017 PHONE NUMBER GENERATOR#
Sound Card: Gigabyte on board sound generator Memory: Corsair Vengenance DDR4 16gb (2 DIMM) System Manufacturer/Model Number: MFG by ME I was a long time True Image user, but the last straw was TI 2015. If you shut down all of the services you will not be able to run the Acronis software to perform a backup as needed. Did you shut down the startup tasks or the services.
Acronis really integrates itself into your system. These processes do not seem to be using any CPU cycles but is there another way to keep this program completely dormant until I actually want to use it - which might only be every three months or so on this particular PC.Īnd yeah, I know there is Macrium Reflect but as I said, got a good deal on Acronis and it is supposed to be a good, easy to use backup option.Īnd yeah, I know there is Macrium Reflect but as I said, got a good deal on Acronis and it is supposed to be a good, easy to use backup option. So even though I have stopped Acronis from starting with Windows, it still manages to get some processes running. However I notice that when looking in the Task Manager - Processes, there are still about 6 entries for Acronis in there.
So, I disabled all the Acronis start up entries using CCleaner (licensed version). This is not a work PC and I do not want it running backups behind the scenes while I am busy flight-simming for example.
I only make backups on this PC as and when I feel the need to, definitely not on a weekly basis. I have recently installed Acronis True Image 2017 into my Win 10 pro desktop PC.
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