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Can I back up my Boot Camp partition separately?
No, you can't. Acronis True Image 2015 allows you to create disk-level backups only. Back up the
hard drive that contains the Boot Camp partition, instead.
How do I recover my Boot Camp partition?
You can do this in the bootable media environment. At the recovery source and destination
selection step, select all the listed partitions. This will recover the entire hard drive. To recover
the Boot Camp partition only, select the check box next to this partition, and then clear all other
check boxes.
Can I resize my Boot Camp partition before recovery?
No, you can't. The Boot Camp partition remains the same size as it is in the backup.
What recovery destinations can I select for a Boot Camp partition?
We strongly recommend that you recover your Boot Camp partition to itself, though you can
select any recovery destination.
Can I recover specific files from the backed up Boot Camp partition?
Yes, you can recover them without limitations, the same way that you would recover any other
files.
I want to replace my hard drive with a new one. Can I clone OS X, the Boot Camp partition, and
all of my data to the new hard drive?
Yes, you can. Do the following:
1. Back up your hard drive to an external storage media, such as Acronis Cloud, USB drive, or a
network share.
2. Turn off your Mac, and then replace your old hard drive with a new one.
3. Boot your Mac by using Acronis bootable rescue media.
4. Recover your Mac from the backup to the new hard drive.
4.4 Recovering files from local backups
Follow the instructions below when you need to recover specific files and folders from a backup.
Recovery from a backup stored in local or network storage
To recover files and folders:
1. Open Acronis True Image 2015.
2. On the left pane, select the backup that contains the files and folders to recover.
