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5.3 Acronis server login

To start using the data synchronization feature or online backup, you must enter the e-mail address

and password of your Acronis account. Also we recommend that you name your computer. You may

type any name you like, not necessarily the name assigned for the operating system.

If you do not have Acronis account, click Create account and fill in the registration form on Acronis

Web site.

If you have forgotten your password, click Forgot your password? and follow the instructions on the

opened Web page. A new password will be sent to you by e-mail.

After providing the required information, click Log in.

5.4 What you can and cannot synchronize

You can synchronize data stored in two or more folders. Let's consider where these folders may be

located and what data they may contain.

Storage types

A synchronization process may be established between:

 Two local folders on the same computer (except a folder and its subfolder)

 A local folder on a computer and a folder on a storage device (such as a USB flash drive, USB hard

drive, NAS, etc.)

 Two folders on two storage devices

 Two or more folders on two or more computers

Within one sync process you may assign only one sync folder on every computer and storage device

(except a sync between two local folders).

You cannot select for synchronization a single file. To synchronize the file, select for synchronization the folder

that contains that file.

Data types

You can synchronize the following data:

 Files (your photos, music, videos, documents, etc.), except those listed below

Only the native FAT32 and NTFS file attributes are synchronized. If the synced folders belong to different file

systems, the program synchronizes only the attributes supported by the both file systems.

 Other folders inside the sync folder (that is, sync subfolders) and their content

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