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Please keep in mind that when recovering the system partition to the original place your post command will not

be executed because recovery of the system partition requires a reboot, resulting in loss of the command. Such

a command will also be lost if the program requests a reboot during any other recovery operation.

11.2.4 Recovery priority

The preset is Low.

The priority of any process running in a system determines the amount of CPU usage and system

resources allocated to that process. Decreasing the recovery priority will free more resources for

other CPU tasks. Raising recovery priority may speed up the recovery process as it takes resources

from other currently running processes. The effect will depend on total CPU usage and other factors.

11.3 Detailed information on recovery operations

involving dynamic/GPT disks and volumes

The below information is intended for helping you with recovery operations involving dynamic/GPT

disks and volumes. There may be various situations, for example, where you may use both basic and

dynamic disks in your computer. Similarly, you may use disks with both MBR and GPT partition

schemes at the same time.

1) Acronis True Image Home supports recovery of dynamic volumes to the following locations on the

local hard drives:

 to the original location (to the same dynamic volume)

 to another dynamic disk or volume

 to unallocated space of the dynamic group

 to a basic disk

If a dynamic volume is recovered to unallocated space of the dynamic group, the type of the

recovered volume will be the same as it was in the archive.

Manual resizing of dynamic volumes during recovery to dynamic disks is not supported. If you need

to resize a dynamic volume during recovery, it should be recovered to a basic disk.

When performing a so called "bare-metal recovery" of dynamic volume(s) to a new unformatted disk

the recovered volumes become basic. If you want the recovered volumes to remain dynamic, prior to

recovery the target disk(s) should be prepared (partitioned and formatted) using third-party tools,

for example, Windows Disk Management snap-in.

2) The target disk's partitioning scheme remains unchanged after recovery:

 if a GPT disk image is recovered over a GPT disk; the target disk remains a GPT disk

 if a GPT disk image is recovered over an MBR disk; the target disk remains an MBR disk

 if an MBR disk image is recovered over an MBR disk; the target disk remains an MBR disk

 if an MBR disk image is recovered over a GPT disk; the target disk remains a GPT disk

Recovery to unallocated space of a GPT disk is not supported.

3) The target volume type does not change when recovering over an existing volume. Examples:

 When a dynamic volume is recovered over a basic volume the target volume remains basic

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