True Image 2012 crashes computer when I try to back up
new install of acronis xp pro 32 sp3
when I try to back up I get a blue screen crash
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I have the same problem - but without the blue screen. The computer just shuts off and reboots. I'm using WinXP32 SP3 all updates and the latest version of True Image 2012 (build 7133) with the Plus Pack. This is a brand spanking new 1tb HD with WinXP newly loaded. I actually used True Image 2011 on this machine and made a backup with no problem. I bought 2012, removed the old 2011 version and installed 2012 with the plus pack and THEN updated to the latest build. Why is this happening? How come 2011 worked fine but 2012 craps the machine out?
What more do you need to know to get this problem remedied?
Thanks!
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I having the same problem also... my build version is 7119 but try to check for update but the program is hang there.... I also do not face any problem while using the previous version before 2012... Please advise and send solution urgently....
Thank
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Greetings,
At least two of you are experiencing problems post upgrade. May I suggest that you try using the Acronis Clean Up Utility
Download the utility
Uninstall Acronis 2012 and Plus Pack if applicable
Run the utility ** Follow all instructions
Restart, reinstall 2012
There are other steps which can be provided should this not resolve your issues.
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shadowsports wrote:Greetings,
At least two of you are experiencing problems post upgrade. May I suggest that you try using the Acronis Clean Up Utility
Download the utility
Uninstall Acronis 2012 and Plus Pack if applicable
Run the utility ** Follow all instructions
Restart, reinstall 2012
There are other steps which can be provided should this not resolve your issues.
This worked for me - thanks!
I had Disk Director Suite 11 loaded also and the Clean Up utility removed both that program and TrueImage 2012. Started TrueImage2012 and had it download the latest version - then installed. Also started the PlusPack and it downloaded and installed the latest version. I rebooted (just in case) and started TrueImage 2012 - the backup worked and no crashing.
Now I haven't loaded Disk Director Suite 2011 yet - so that may change how things work, but at least this now works... for the time being.
thanks Again!
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Hi there ... I finally installed the software and since support expired in 2011 I have to post my problem here. Its similiar to the ones discussed in this thread, except that the backup reports sucessfull completion even though the last entry in the log says "Locking partition E:..." and then my computer crashes with BSOD and re-boots. This takes place in the middle of the night. The backup ends after about 27 minutes. Really annoying as I have no way of telling why. And of course no intent of support from Acronis. I'm running Win XP SP3, ATIH 2012, Update 2.1 (Build 7133) authenticated copy. Anyways, does anyone know if this is as good as it gets and I should look for other options OR is there a recognized issue with this behavior that Acronis is willing to fix ... for free?
Thanks.
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virage,
For now, my workaround suggestion would be to boot from the TI Recovery CD and perform the disk image backup when booted from the CD.
When selecting what is to be included within the backup, check the the disk option which will cause all contents/partitions to become checked.
The backup options also has the validation option which I do suggest that you check mark so the backup will be validated.
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Thanks GroverH!
Please don't take it personally, but there is no change in ... that I would buy a "acclaimed" backup software that is supposed to run a scheduled backup to take care of business on regular basis .... and then have to do manual back-ups because it crashes my PC!? The whole purpose of buying this piece of ... is so that I don't have to do it manually. Otherwise I can use Ghost to do exactly that.
Do you know by chance if Acronis stands behind its product in the area of support where issues like this arise?
And to think I was going to upgrade to 2013 and pay even more money for something that doesn't work. Do you know if I can get a refund on this software and buy something reliable?
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Acronis offers ongoing support if the issue is Recovery of a backup and there is no timelimit. contact customer support directly.
Their refund policy is if requested within 30 days of purchase. Their direct support for non-recovery issues is a 30 days support.
I am not associated with Acronis and they can speak for themselves. Contact them directly.
The volunteers provide volunteer support mostly for those who express an need.
Good luck with your choices.
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