ACRONIS useless for System recovery on many Tablets
With current Version ist again only possible to backup data on tablets using 32bit Windows (and there are many of them). System recovery is not possible....or did i miss a way?
On of my main reasons of ATI is the actual quite simple way to backup and recover complete System.
Will Acronis ever Support UEFI32 bit secure boot?

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No need to purchase a second license to try out the WinPE recovery media. You can make it on the HP and try it on the Dell.
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Tried that. The WinPE created on the HP is 64 bit. Dell recognizes flash drive when I choose bootup order...but bypasses it on reboot.
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Sorry, WinPE will not work for you on the Dell if it only has a 32 bit processor. Acronis does not offer a 32 bit WinPE solution. This is a big mistake on their part. Many tablets are being sold with 32 bit processors and 32 bit UEFI. The Acronis WinPE solution will NOT support them.
I recommend you try using Macrium Reflect on the Dell.
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Only thing I can think of is that a licensed version of Acronis might create a 32 bit WinPE if created in the 32 bit OS environment. Right now, on the tablet, I can only use EaseUS 8.6, for the WinPE environment created is 32 bit and it recognizes everything. However, the recovery environment only recognizes C drive and not D ( I added on a 64 GB flash card as D and have Windows using it like a normal D:). At least "in Windows 10" Acronis did recognize the D drive. So basically I am lacking both ways.
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Not going to happen. No 32 bit WinPE available even if made on a 32 bit OS.
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Too bad! If Acronis would only write drivers that would acknowledge the drives into the Linux recovery environment. I can boot into the Linux version...but the C drive isn't there. My machine has the Atom processor in it. Guess normal SATA III drivers are not all the same...
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Too bad! If Acronis would only write drivers that would acknowledge the drives into the Linux recovery environment. I can boot into the Linux version...but the C drive isn't there. My machine has the Atom processor in it. Guess normal SATA III drivers are not all the same...
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