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Folks with multiple Macs can purchase a 3 Mac license for $79.99. Once complete the process should be smooth. I didn't test the Acronis cloud storage, but given the upload speeds most Americans have it would take days, if not weeks, to perform the first backup.

The inability to recover files from local storage on a non-Acronis equipped Mac could bite some users at a typically stressful time.

Navigation will get difficult if you have to go deep to find a lost file, if you don't know exactly where it was as there is no search option.

The file recovery window opens folders only in hierarchical text mode.

A matter of taste mostly, but I prefer to know which drive we're talking about.

Doesn't use your Mac drive name, instead uses My Mac.

Measures capacity in GiB, not GB - which we know many Mac users will find confusing, since Apple fixed the GiB capacity bug 5 years ago.

Most users should be able to navigate it with little trouble.

Overall, Acronis True Image is a polished backup application with a simple and clear interface. Recovery to the same location is probably easiest. This window then shows your choices:īut if you just want to recover a file you'll get a Finder-like window that looks like this: Once done you can then follow the normal Mac process - boot holding down the option key - to choose the backup volume. Once you have a complete backup, you can choose to create bootable rescue media on the backup drive.

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It also made the initial backup about 20 percent faster than a full rsync backup. When the backup completed, I could see that the True Image compression saved me about 20 percent of my capacity, which, given that I have a lot of compressed video, seems about right. Once the backup started I found I could work normally - writing, surfing, email - as the process used about half of my 2.0GHz dual-core I7 cycles. If there's an error - Acronis didn't like accessing my USB 3.0 drive through a hub - you get a clear message that the backup didn't happen. Once the backup starts there's a progress window that updates in real time.

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dmg - disk image - file double-click to open drag the app to the Application folder alias open the Application folder and double-click on the Acronis True Image app enter the serial number (evals are available) and you get this window:Ĭlick on the destination icon and a pop-up shows available media, which includes internal drives (HDD, SSD, RAID), USB drives, FireWire drives, Thunderbolt, Network share, NAS, and Acronis Cloud.Ĭhoose a drive and the Start Backup button goes live. But there are some surprising limits on what True Image can back up: Macs using Bootcamp Fusion Drive or File Vault 2 aren't supported.įor mobile users the File Vault 2 requirement might be a deal killer, while iMac users could find the Fusion Drive limitation difficult.īut all in all, Acronis True Image's feature set is a worthy alternative to rsync-based Mac backup software. Oldest versions are deleted starting with the 11th backup. First is a full copy remaining copies are changes only.

Acronis bootable rescue media if the system drive won't boot.

Backs up your Parallels virtual Windows machine in it’s active state.

Local backups can be encrypted cloud data is automatically encrypted.

Backups can be saved both locally and to the cloud.

Cloud backups are saved in native formats and can be recovered to any Mac from the Acronis Cloud web app.

tib format that can only be recovered through True Image.

Local backups are saved in a proprietary compressed.

Backs up to a local and an Acronis cloud service.

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So Acronis True Image for Mac has some tough competition. They're both solid packages that have served me well for years. I've bought and use both - SuperDuper! on a daily basis and CCC for partial syncs and for older versions of Mac OS. Two of the most popular rsync-based apps for Mac are SuperDuper and Carbon Copy Cloner. Handy if the system dies and you need to get back to work.

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On a Mac, you can take the rsync backup and restart on any Mac that supports the version of Mac OS you're using. Good for casual users, less so for professional users.

I stopped using Time Machine years ago because it's slow and a resource hog. The rise of big data and the demand for real-time information is putting more pressure than ever on enterprise storage.