If the above are successful, then restart the computer and attempt to boot into Windows normally to see if you have got back to your starting point?.Restore back the C: Windows partition to the remainder of the drive and check that this completes successfully.Restore back the EFI System partition at the beginning of the drive, keeping it as the same size it was originally.If you have any data in the second D: partition on that drive, copy it to a different drive then reformat the drive to remove all partitions.If it is still the 1TB drive, then I would recommend doing the following:
What is the actual size of the target drive you are restoring to here? Is it still the same 1TB drive you started from? Oleksandr, it was my own images / pictures that were captured from either a VM or when using the MVP Custom media. Today, I have run a restore once more, storing backup files on rescue flash drive. As backup files were on Disc D, this caused the error yesterday? Is it possible that ATI recreated a one big disc C again, deleting disc D. Yesterday, I restored disc C using files on disc D. Then, I shrinked volume to 100 GB and created a new disc D of 850 GB.īackup files were copied to the new disc D. Originally it was the only disc on a drive, 1TB (950 GB in fact).ĪcronisTrueImage2020_22510 (Linux) made a backup of it. See KB 60091: Acronis True Image 2018: how Simple bootable media creation mode works Please take great care using diskpart as it is very powerful and can destroy your OS if used incorrectly! (check for partitions shown as type Recovery). Select disk 0 (where this is you Windows OS disk) To check if you have more than one Recovery partition on your computer, use the following commands: Windows RE location: \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition4\Recovery\WindowsREīoot Configuration Data (BCD) identifier: f613c408-ab3e-11e9-ac1c-a86daa71efa2 Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) and system reset configuration You can check the status of your WinRE by using the following command from an Administrator level command prompt window1: The Simple method for the rescue media builder uses the wim file from your Windows Recovery Environment and therefore the error message you are seeing suggests that there is either a problem with the Windows Recovery Environment or else you have more than one such recovery environment on your computer and Acronis is finding the wrong one! Oleksandr, welcome to these public User Forums.
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