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True Image Home 2011 - Restore fails because of corrupted index

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We use Acronis True Image home on 3 computers. The program works fine on 2 of them but on one computer i get an error when i try to restore my image

PC that has the problem:
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* Win7 64 bit (fully updated)
* Virussoftware (NOD64)
* Antispyware software (Marwarebytes)
All three PC's use this software. Only one has the problem.

Problem:
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* I open true Image
* Open the Main screen
* Click the recover button
* Select that I want to recover the system partition + Syetem reserved partition
* I click on "recover now" and click yes to the question if i really want to recover the system partition
* There pops up a small window that says "recovering....Time remaining...calculating
* Then withous an further notic the message "Operation has failed"

What i Did to try to solve it:
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The program log says: Errorcode 9 - File System Error is found with extended code 458.789 - Index corrupted

* I performed a "chkdsk c: /r" - No errors found.
* I downloaded seatools to check my harddisk (Long Generic test) - No errors found

What can i do to solve this problem?

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By the way. The account I use to post this message has no licences. My licences where made from my old mailadress edited for privacy reasons
That mailadress does not exist anymore, because we changed ISP. I cannot change the mailadres because i did not have an account on the acronis site.
We have 3 full licences for acronis true image.

Hello Han,

Thank you for your posts and welcome to the forum.

It is possible the backup itself is corrupt. I would recommend the following workaround. Please mount the backup you are trying to restore and run chkdsk /r on it, when a backup is mounted it looks like another hard drive in Windows explorer.

Please keep us posted on your progress. I will contact you via a private message to discuss moving the serial numbers to your new e-mail account.

Let me know if you have additional questions please.

Thank you.

Hi Anton, tnx for your reply.

I tried to check the mounted imagefile but I can't. The assigning of the drive letters is succesful. Windows says it cannot check the partition when it is in use. I need to dismount it first. When I validate the image in the True Image program it checks out ok.

I'm now going to make an entire new image and validate it to see if that helps.

PS) I don't think that image corruption is the problem, because I cannot recover older image that i could use before either.

Hmm I'm puzzeled but also a bit relieved. All my old images fail the way I discribed before but the backup I made today was made, validated AND restored succesfully. How can all my old images get corrupted? That being the case, how can i rely on having a image that works, after I made and validated it. I always validate!

Hello Han,

Thank you for replying.

I would recommend to go through the following troubleshooting guide, it also helps if you move your backups to a different backup location and perform a recovery operation with them.

Please let me know if you have additional questions.

Thank you.