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You can also completely clean up the Acronis Nonstop Backup storage by selecting Delete in the

Operations menu of a Nonstop Backup box. If you select the active Nonstop Backup box, the deletion

stops operation of Acronis Nonstop Backup.

3.7.4 Nonstop Backup - Frequently asked questions

Why does Acronis Nonstop Backup pause on its own? - This is the designed behavior of Acronis

Nonstop Backup. When the system load rises to a critical level, Acronis Nonstop Backup receives the

overload alarm from Windows and pauses itself. This is done to aid Windows relieve the load caused

by other applications. The overload can be caused by running resource-intensive applications (for

example, performing a deep system scan with your antivirus software).

In such a case Nonstop Backup automatically pauses and you cannot restart it. After pausing, Acronis

Nonstop Backup gives the system one hour to relieve the load and then attempts to restart.

The automatic restart count for Acronis Nonstop Backup is 6. This means that after the first

automatic restart Acronis Nonstop Backup will attempt to restart five more times with intervals of

exactly one hour between attempts.

After the sixth unsuccessful attempt, Acronis Nonstop Backup will wait for the next calendar day. On

the next day the automatic restart count will automatically reset. When not interfered with, Acronis

Nonstop Backup performs six restart attempts per day.

The restart attempt count can be reset by doing any of the following:

 Restarting Acronis Nonstop Backup service;

 Rebooting the computer.

Restarting Acronis Nonstop Backup service will only reset the restart count to 0. If the system is still

overloaded, Acronis Nonstop Backup will pause again. An Acronis Support Knowledge Base article at

http://forum.acronis.com/forum/14958 describes the procedure for restarting the Acronis Nonstop

Backup service.

Rebooting the computer will reset the load and the restart count. If the system overloads again,

Acronis Nonstop Backup will pause.

Why does Acronis Nonstop Backup sometimes cause a high CPU load? - This is the expected

behavior of Acronis Nonstop Backup. This may happen on restart of a paused Acronis Nonstop

Backup if a considerable amount of protected data has been modified during the pause.

For example, if you manually pause the Acronis Nonstop Backup that you use for protecting your

system partition and then install a new application. When you restart Acronis Nonstop Backup, it

loads the CPU for some time. However, the process (afcdpsrv.exe) then goes back to normal.

This happens because Acronis Nonstop Backup needs to check the backed up data against the data

that have been modified during the pause to ensure protection continuity. If there was a

considerable amount of data modified, the process may load CPU for some time. After the check is

done and all the modified data is backed up, Acronis Nonstop Backup goes back to normal.

Can I have Acronis Nonstop Backup storage on an FAT32 partition of a local hard disk? - No, only an

NTFS partition can be used as the storage. This limitation is due to the fact that Acronis Nonstop

Backup needs the sparse file attribute to function (for example, to perform autoconsolidation). The

sparse file attribute was introduced in NTFS.

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