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(We understand this is a known issue, and so should be fixed soon.) True Image is supposed to integrate with the Explorer file and folder Properties dialog, providing its own Recovery tab, but this didnвЂ™t appear on our 64-bit test system. Restoring data similarly had an initial glitch.

Backup speed was good, too, once weвЂ™d configured the program appropriately (by default backup jobs run at a 'Low priority' setting, which can slow you down). A versatile scheduler is on hand to help you run jobs automatically. Setting up a few backup jobs proved generally straightforward: just specify your source, destination and settings.

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WeвЂ™re not sure if thatвЂ™s the full explanation, but if you also find the 'Back up now' button is greyed out for online backups, then creating a new account with a different email address may resolve the issue.ДЇortunately, once we had bypassed these initial problems, life got much easier.

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The issue seems to be that weвЂ™d signed in with an account which had some expired Acronis Cloud space, and so now we couldnвЂ™t even get the free 5GB which comes with True Image 2014. But if you want to do the same on a cloud backup, well, youвЂ™re out of luck.ДЄnd initially at least, we couldnвЂ™t get cloud backups to work at all, with the program refusing to upload anything.

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Save your archive locally and True Image 2014 will allow you to add a comment, say, or perhaps close down your PC when the backup is complete. Online backups also have far fewer configuration options. But you canвЂ™t do that with file backups: there are separate dialogs for creating 'Local' and 'Acronis Cloud' jobs. Run a 'Disk and partition backup', say, and thereвЂ™s just a single dialog where you can choose a local, or online destination. Online backups are now integrated here, although not entirely consistently. Most of your time with True Image 2014 will probably be spent in the 'Backup and recovery' area, where you can review any existing backup jobs, create new ones, and - in the event of any disaster - restore part or all of a previous backup. Everything else remains hidden, out of your way. Instead thereвЂ™s a simple list of 12 sensibly-named options (Validation, Backup Comment, Computer shutdown and so on), and you just select whatever you need to view those settings on their own. Click the 'Advanced' tab, say, and youвЂ™re not presented with some full screen, feature-packed dialog. ThereвЂ™s no shortage of advanced functionality, then, but even here the program doesnвЂ™t feel particularly complex. And the 'Error handling' settings allow you to manage this, too, for example asking the program to wait for a period and try again if a backup should fail.

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With backups often happening unattended, itвЂ™s also important that your backup software can handle most problems on its own. Validation, for instance, doesnвЂ™t have to be just on (slow) or off (dangerous): you can ask True Image 2014 to check backup integrity on a schedule of your choosing (once a week, say), for a good balance between reliability and performance. There are some really useful options here, too. And you can set up encryption and email notifications, add backup comments, set up commands to run before and after your backup, and more. An Exclusion Filter system allows you to choose file types which wonвЂ™t be backed up (*.tmp, say). This is where you can choose the backup type (Incremental, Differential, Single and more), compression level and network throttling settings. If you do need extra power, though, clicking 'Disk backup options' reveals a lengthy list of tweaks and settings. If youвЂ™re happy with this, click 'Back up now', and just watch as the program goes to work. Select the first and True Image chooses the drives to back up, and picks an appropriate destination folder for you. On launch the program displays a simple startup screen with three options: 'Back up system', 'Recover data' and 'Back up to Cloud'. The lengthy feature list doesnвЂ™t mean True Image 2014 is difficult to use. If your system wonвЂ™t start, boot from the recovery disc instead, and you should be able to restore any local, network or online backup.ДЄll of this can be yours for $49.99, while the new True Image Premium (which adds Dynamic Disk support, and can restore your backups to a different PC) is priced at $79.99. The True Image bootable recovery environment now also fully supports Acronis Cloud. New support for incremental online backups means this could be quicker than you think, too, as the program will only upload new or changed files. You can now back up files, folders or your entire system image to the cloud. The program includes 5GB of storage space, free for a year, which can be expanded to 250GB for an annual $49.99. The 2014 release has various improvements, particularly with regard to online backups.

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