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In the Acronis True Image Home 2011, the zone is listed along with all locations available for storing
backups.
Certain Windows applications, such as Acronis disk management tools, can access the Acronis Secure
Zone.
When you create an Acronis Secure Zone, an icon appears under My Computer in the Other section.
Double-clicking on the Acronis Secure Zone icon opens the Secure Zone and you can view all the
backups it contains. You can also open the Secure Zone by right-clicking on its icon and choosing
Open in the shortcut menu.
Double-clicking on a backup icon shows all backup versions (full, incremental, differential) contained
in that backup. Right-clicking on a specific backup version opens the shortcut menu allowing you to
choose a desired operation. For example, you can choose mount (for image backups), recover,
validate, update, remove the backup, and view the backup's details. If Acronis Secure Zone is
password-protected, any operation, except viewing backup details, will require entering the
password. Double-clicking on a backup will start the default operation (Mount for image backups and
Recovery for data backups).
The shortcut menu that appears after right-clicking on the Acronis Secure Zone icon has two more
items Create Shortcut (for placing it on the Desktop) and Explore (for exploring the zone contents).
Choosing Explore opens Windows Explorer with the Acronis Secure Zone selected on the directory
tree. This lets you explore the zone contents.
The Acronis Secure Zone is available as a location to store backup files as long as it has free space. If
there is not enough space, older backups will be deleted to create free space.
Acronis True Image Home 2011 uses the following approach to clean up Acronis Secure Zone:
If you are in the process of creating a backup and there is not enough free space in the zone to
create it, the program will display a dialog which warns you that the Acronis Secure Zone is full.
You can click Cancel to cancel the backup operation. In that case, you may want to increase the
size of the Acronis Secure Zone and then run the backup operation again. If you want to free up
some space in the zone, click OK and the oldest full backup version of the type being created will
be deleted with all subsequent incremental/differential backup versions. The backup operation
will then recommence.
If deleting the oldest backup does not free up enough space, you will get the same warning
message again. You may delete the next oldest backup (if any) and repeat this until all the
previous backups are deleted.
If after deleting all the previous backups there is still not enough space for completing the
backup, you will get an error message and the backup will be canceled.
The program distinguishes only two types of backups in the zone: disk image backups and file-level
backups. File and E-mail backups are considered as file-level type backups. For example, if you have
an e-mail backup in the zone and there is not enough space for backing up a folder, the program will
delete the e-mail backup to free up space for the folder backup.
You can use the Acronis Secure Zone as the storage for virtual system changes in the Try mode. The
Try&Decide data will be automatically cleaned up after you stop a Try&Decide session.
If the Acronis Secure Zone is used as the Nonstop Backup data destination, the program does not
clean up such data automatically. You can clean up Nonstop Backup data manually. For more
information see Acronis Nonstop Backup data storage (p. 51).
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