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Starting from this version of Acronis, older versions (2011/2012) are no longer supported. Also, the previous version of Acronis did not support bootable image from SSD, which means if you choose to boot from the recovery media, the recovery will boot from the internal HDD, not from the SSD.for UEFI option to boot from SSD with Acronis, the restored image must be bootable; for other booting modes it needs to be a bootable image in GPT format, however it doesn’t need to be bootable with Acronis. Boot partition size can be any size, up to the total size of the SSD.hi, thanks for the responses so far - quite a lot of help. i was expecting this issue and having done a lot of research i always see posts where people are recommending xentry which is close to being perfect for me (which it is) but i have also seen all kinds of horror stories about software in general that seems to be the case for me. after using the windows tool as per the instructions and creating a new bootmgr image file, it's all running fine (so far as i can tell) but just wanted to understand how to check and ensure everything's okay.a log viewer for the following log files: log.acronis.com, log.oasis.net, log.recovery.sccm.vsp.com.cifs, log.cs, log.inva.vsccm.wim.com, log_it.log2.webrk.com, tx.log.cifs, tx.cs, tx.cs-la, tx.cs-la-la, tx.db-ls, tx.db.ls, tx.db-ls.ls-la, tx.log, tx.ls-la-ls, tx.ls-ls, tx.ls-ls-la, tx.ls-ls-ls, tx.ls-ls-ls-la, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls-ls, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls-ls-la, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la-ls, tx.ls-ls-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la-ls-la, tx.
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