

But at the start of the restart I get the error message Martin also encountered: The older version of DiscWizard would run fine until it prompts me to restart the computer.

I tried two versions of DisWizard: a Serial-Number-Specific version (an older version) and then their latest version. tib files on the Seagate drive to this new computer. The old computer recently died (would not reboot). I have got a new one (HP Pavilion 510, running Windows 10 Home), but cannot restore the data from the. tib files, with automatically generated names in the style of "Entire Internal Hard Disk_inc_b1_s121_v1".

The backup was made from an old Dell computer running Windows 7, done on a weekly basis, the last one on August 20, 2017. I had used the backup software that came with the drive (DiscWizard, which is associated with Acronis). My problem is how to recover data that was backed up to a Seagate external hard drive (Seagate). I have a problem somewhat similar to Martin's. Hi Bobbo (and anyone else who might help), wim files to copy into RAM and mount so be patient if it looks like it's taking a lot longr than usual.Īlternatively, have you tried the offline recovery media booting from a flash drive or DVD and using both the Linux media and the WinPE media to see if you can start the process on one of those instead? I have a feeling you'd stukk need to use WinPE for the RAID controller as the Linux media won't have the necessary IRST drivers or any special controller drivers.

FYI, it usually takes a lot longer for the. You would want to be sure that the IRST driver and/or any specific hardware RAID controller drivers are injected into the. wim file and upload it to the server as a boot option too. So this error only occurs on these machines, but not others, correct? What is the make/model of the PC's?ĭo any of the other machines have a hardware raid as well? I am guessing here, but thinking the default Linux media may be choking on the RAID controller as it won't have the necessary drivers. And since I wasn't able to find anything about this specific error on the web or in this forum, I'd really appreciate any help. The Problem: booting via PXE Server, the client connects correctly to our Acronis Server and provides the four options: Acronis Snap Deploy 5 Master Image Creator, Acronis System Report and Acronis Snap Deploy Agent.īut no matter which option we choose: each returns the same error:Īny previous machines do not have any trouble all of the Options work fine. Secondary: 2 HDD RAID 0 (LSI SAS2 MPT Controller) for Dataįor OS Distribution we are using Acronis Snap Deploy 5 on Windows Server 2012 R2 (latest Updates applied on OS and Acronis Snap Deploy 5) We are about to roll out new workstations with their specific storage setup beeing: I recently joined this forum because of one specific problem we encounter for a few days now.
