Features work AcronisCyberProtectHomeOffice_40107.iso
Dear colleagues.
I have a question about AcronisCyberProtectHomeOffice_40107.iso
Why does the system not work with extFAT disks?
After starting from a bootable flash drive, it is impossible to use disks of this type either for copying files or for storing storage.
How could a solid developer like Acronis fail to implement system support in their boot drive...


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BrunoC wrote:...........
It appears as though you simply downloaded the .iso directly from Acronis. I don't know what you get by doing this, but it might be the Linux version which won't do.
Instead, use the Rescue Media builder in the application to create a WinRE or WinPE version which should serve you well.
Bruno, the iso on the Acronis download pages are all Linux based; my recollection is that this is due to Microsoft licencing conditions that result in the provision of Windows based iso impracticable.
Ian
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Thanks for the reply and help.
Indeed, in most cases I always used the ready-made iso image and everything was fine until I ran into a 4TB external hard drive.
It's just strange that such a solid company could not add to their Linux distribution a module for accessing extFat, which all current Linux distributions have.
In such cases, you will have to use WinPE assemblies.
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