Acronis Backup 12.5: Self Protection Not Working Back up File tibx Delete simply with no Obstacle
I am using trail of acronis backup 12.5 . i have 2 storage Location. one is NAS Drive transend storejet other is Share drive of a server. When i browse back up file on both storage, i can delete it easily with no obstacle. Acronis Active Protection (self protection) is turned on .
what is the solutions about this issue ?

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Hello Maria ,
I understood this issue. But some times the back up file (tibx) can not delete and than when active protection is turned off, than file could be delete. I will find the explanation here https://kb.acronis.com/content/59857
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Hello Jobin,
to sum up:
Q: What data storage devices are covered by Acronis Active Protection?
A: Files on internal and external disks are protected, including HDD, SSD, hybrid disks, RAID, external USB disks, USB pendrives, RDX drives (starting with Update 2) and other locally-attached storage devices. Acronis True Image 2019 can also protect network shares and NAS devices.
Q: Does Acronis Active Protection protect computer's MBR, boot sectors and hidden partitions?
A: MBR is protected. Boot sectors and hidden partitions protection is planned for the future.
Q: Does Acronis Active Protection guard my files in remote locations?
A: Data in Acronis Cloud is protected by blocking injections into our processes that communicate with Acronis Cloud. All other kinds of Clouds are not covered by Acronis Active Protection. Protection of files stored in shared folders and NAS has been implemented in Acronis True Image 2019.
More info in Acronis Active Protection: Frequently Asked Questions
If you want to delete\move or modify Acronis backups, you can temporarily turn off Self-protection as described in the article you mentioned above https://kb.acronis.com/content/59857
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Ok. Actually i want to know how can i protect acronis backup file stored on remote location from accidentally deletion ? Is there any way to protect ?
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I'd suggest taking a read of the below discussions, which might offer some useful advice
https://forum.acronis.com/comment/330468#comment-330468
https://forum.acronis.com/comment/448771#comment-448771
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