Build41517September 11, 2024
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Acronis True Image for Windows

Acronis True Image Returns!

We are thrilled to announce the triumphant return of Acronis True Image!

Back by popular demand, the beloved Acronis True Image brand is making a grand comeback. We have heard your voices and are reintroducing the brand you know and love.

With Acronis True Image, we are not just offering fast, secure backup — we are providing integrated protection powered by cutting-edge AI technology.

Our commitment remains unwavering: safeguarding your precious data from an array of threats, including cybersecurity risks and identity theft.

Welcome back to the trusted realm of Acronis True Image, where your data's security and integrity are our top priorities.

What's new

  • Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office is now officially renamed to Acronis True Image.

  • Acronis True Image will automatically add Disk Drivers on Bootable Media creation to WinPE and Linux Media.

  • We have made bug fixes and other improvements.

For more information about security updates, refer to List of fixed security vulnerabilities of Acronis True Image (Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office).

System requirements

Hardware requirements
  • Intel CORE 2 Duo (2 GHz) or equivalent processor that supports SSE instructions.
Operating systems

  • Windows 11

  • Windows 10

  • Windows 8.1

  • Windows 8

  • Windows 7 SP1 (all editions)

Beta builds are not supported.

Windows Embedded, IoT editions, Windows 10 LTSB, and Windows 10 LTSC are not supported.

It is possible for the software to work on other Windows operating systems, but it is not guaranteed.

File systems
  • NTFS
  • Ext2/Ext3/Ext4
  • ReiserFS(3)*
  • Linux SWAP*
  • HFS+**/HFSX**
  • FAT16/32/exFAT**

* File systems are supported only for backup and recovery of disks or partitions.

** Disk recovery, partition recovery, and cloning operations are supported without resizing.

If a file system is not supported or is corrupted, Acronis True Image can copy data by using a sector-by-sector approach.

Storage media
  • Hard disk drives (HDD)
  • Solid-state drives (SSD)
  • Networked storage devices
  • FTP servers. The FTP server must allow file transfers in the passive mode. Acronis True Image splits a backup into files with a size of 2 GB when backing up directly to an FTP server.
  • CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R (including double-layer DVD+R), DVD+RW, DVD-RAM, BD-R, BD-RE
  • USB 1.1 / 2.0 / 3.0, USB-C, eSATA, FireWire (IEEE-1394), SCSI, and PC card storage devices

Limitations on operations with dynamic disks:

  • Creation of Acronis Secure Zone on dynamic disks is not supported.
  • Recovery of a dynamic volume as a dynamic volume with manual resizing is not supported.
  • The Try&Decide tool cannot be used for protecting dynamic disks.
  • The "Clone disk" operation is not supported for dynamic disks.
Build41592October 21, 2024
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Acronis True Image for macOS

What's new

  • Added support for macOS Sequoia 15.

  • Made bug fixes and other improvements.

For more information about security updates, refer to List of fixed security vulnerabilities of Acronis True Image (Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office).

Known issues in this version (specific to Mac Intel on macOS Sequoia 15)

  • Acronis Drive visibility and archive functionality issues:

    After copying a folder, Acronis Drive may disappear from Finder. Additionally, the archive folder might appear empty after a Mac reboot, and copying files to a newly created local archive may fail.

  • Incorrect error message for NAS archives in the archive tab:

    If a NAS archive is not accessible, an error message may incorrectly display for a different, accessible archive or even for a local folder archive.

System requirements

Hardware requirements
  • Apple silicon or Intel processor
Operating systems
  • macOS Sequoia 15

  • macOS Sonoma 14

  • macOS Ventura 13

  • macOS Monterey 12

  • macOS Big Sur 11

File systems
  • APFS
  • HFS+
  • FAT32
  • NTFS (including Boot Camp). You cannot back up data to a disk with an NTFS file system. However, you can recover data from a backup located on this type of file system.
Supported storage media

  • Internal drives (HDD, SSD)

  • SoftRAID® (supported for backup and recovery of files and folders)

  • USB drives

  • FireWire drives

  • Thunderbolt drives

  • Network share, NAS

  • Acronis Cloud

Unsupported configurations
  • Apple RAID and other RAIDs (except those listed in Supported storage media)