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The easiest way of backing up the system partition is using the One-Click Backup either during the

first start of Acronis True Image Home after installation or later. This tool is intended for backing up

only the system partition and MBR. Of course, you can use the Backup Wizard too, but here is the

procedure for using the One-Click Backup tool (not during the first start).

1. If you want to use your external drive for backing up the system partition, attach and power it on

before starting Acronis True Image Home.

Choose Tools & Utilities → One-Click Backup in the main program menu. Acronis True Image Home

will offer the destination for storing your backup (if you do not have the Acronis Secure Zone, the

destination will be the attached external hard drive). If you would prefer another backup destination,

click the link under the Archive location: line and select the storage location most suitable for you.

1. By default the One-Click Backup tool schedules subsequent full backups of your system partition

once every seven days, but you can change the interval between backups or cancel scheduling.

2. After you finish settings, click Protect to start the backup task.

It is recommended to validate the created backup by running a validation task either manually or on

schedule.

The Acronis One-Click Backup tool performs only full backups of the system partition; scheduling an incremental

or differential backup is not possible.

For those interested in how One-Click Backup tool selects a destination for backup, here is the

algorithm the program uses:

1) First of all the program estimates the space required for operation of the One-Click Backup tool.

2) If you have upgraded from a previous Acronis True Image Home version and already have Acronis

Secure Zone, the program will check its size and when the size is sufficient for backup, it will use

Acronis Secure Zone. In case the zone is too small for backing up the system partition, the program

will move to the next best option.

3) If there is an external hard drive with enough free space, your system partition backups will be

stored on that drive, as such backup place will provide better protection for your computer.

4) If the first two options are unavailable but you have at least two internal hard drives, the program

will back up to a non-system hard drive using a partition with the maximum free space.

5) If your computer has only one hard drive with several partitions (not counting hidden ones), then

the program will use a non-system partition with maximum free space.

6) Finally, if your computer has only one hard drive with a single partition (not counting hidden ones)

with enough free space, the program will suggest creating Acronis Secure Zone to use it for backup. If

you agree, the program will create the zone and use it for storing the backup.

If you start Acronis One-Click Backup the first time by double-clicking the appropriate shortcut, the program will

not suggest creating Acronis Secure Zone.

6.3.2 Backing up an entire system disk

When your backup storage device has enough free space, it is advisable to back up the entire system

disk. Such a backup is most suitable for recovering your system and applications both when you need

to recover them on the original hard disk drive or a new one, e.g. after your hard drive failed.

Incidentally, if your system disk contains several partitions, an entire disk backup also provides for

recovery of any individual partition.

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