Use the and highlight the USB flash drive and press Press when powerin up to enter the Boot Menu. Insert the Acronis FAT32 Bootable USB and USB External Hard Drive. Acronis will of course also work on a system with a Legacy BIOS. As you can see in the screenshot below the Boot List Options are UEFI and SecureBoot is enabled. I will test using a UEFI BIOS with SecureBoot Enabled. I will mention how to restore from a backup using the Bootable USB and external hard drive as its the most reliable and covers all cases. Wait for Acronis to make the Bootable USB Flash Drive:
Select your FAT32 formatted USB flash drive: Select Ok at the warning to proceed with the Format: Right click the USB you wish to use and select Format:Įnsure the File system is FAT32 and call the volume label Acronis. Its advised to Format the USB using Windows Explorer before using Acronis to make the USB Bootable. When using Acronis to create a Bootable USB it only copies the files over to the USB and does not format its contents. In order to restore from your backup if you have software corruption and can no longer boot into your Windows installation or if you are wanting to install on a new drive you need to also create Bootable Media anf a FAT32 formatted USB is recommended. When its done there will be a green tick: Then select Back Up Now and then leave it to finish making an Acronis Image on the external HDD: The WD free version of Acronis will automatically be setup to create a full backup of your system weekly however and you may wish to change the frequency of this backup.
Most of the options are only available in the full version so theres little point in looking at the options. Navigate to the folder you want using the buttons: Select the my backups button and then select Entire PC: Select no thanks at the advertisement to buy the full version: This will only install if a WD external (or internal) HDD is detected: In my case I will make a folder on my 2 TB My Book WD External HDD it Windows 10 LatE5510 and put it in a folder called Acronis: The first thing to do is make a new folder on your WD External Hard Drive and call it appropriately. As Acronis has two free Editions compatible with SeaGate and WD External Hard Drives respectively I advise using a Drive made by either one of these companies(most External Hard Drives are from either one of these companies anyway). You will need a 1 GB USB flash Drive or Superior and an External Hard Drive 1-2 TB recommended.
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