TI 2014: Try&Decide failed to accept changes with Reboot on Intel RAID
I had been using Try&Decide of True Image 2014 multiple times on my machine featuring an Intel on-board RAID1, doing both, discards and accepts. But I always did accepts online. The first time when I tried to accept changes with reboot (the faster option, says help), it failed miserably (Acronis loader failed to apply changes ("unexpected error occurred"), corrupting the filesystem), so I had to restore the system from backup.
I also have a screen shot that I should send to "Acronis Customer Central", but it seems Acronis doesn't really care, because I'm not allowed to send anything to Acronis Support for my version. That's the bad thing with Acronis: It it works, you are lucky, if not you're a poor guy...


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In reply to Ulrich, sorry to hear about… by truwrikodrorow…

Acronis is trying co convince people that they produce professional products. For professional products the company should care about bugs for at least five years. Expecting the user to buy a new version every year does not match the users' expectations I'm afraid.
Despite of that I'd feel better if I actually were able to submit the screen shot somewhere.
And if the image used by Acronis Loader isn't able to use a RAID, why is the option to accept changes with reboot offered at all? At that time the system should know that the disk in on RAID...
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Ulrich, please see KB 11681: Acronis True Image: RAID Support but be aware that this is mainly dealing with the ATIH application when being used within Windows. My previous statements about RAID support in the Acronis Rescue Media still stands.
For your screen shot, you can still submit Feedback to Acronis via the tool in the ATIH GUI and also reference this forum topic in that feedback.
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