The media (USB and CDROM) created from the application did not work. The laptop SSD just broke down (its a 256GB SES drive original from HP), so I tried to do a restore using bootable
After making sure that you have recovered Windows to the state you need, restore the original boot order.I have an Elitebook 8570p running Win10, and just recently I installed trueimage 2020 on the machine (although the exe file was downloaded when I purchased the software last year, so the latest version was not used to do backup), and do full image-backup of the system to my network file server.
When the operation finishes, exit the standalone version of Acronis True Image 2020, remove the rescue media and boot from the recovered system partition. 
Having checked the summary click Proceed to start recovery.
Carefully read the summary of operations at the Summary step. Changing the settings will be needed when recovering to the new hard disk of a different capacity. Otherwise, change the settings as required before clicking Next. Review the "Destination of Disk 1" and click Next if it is correct. "Disk 1", and not on the checkboxes next to partitions (EFI System Partition, C:, Recovery partition, etc): To avoid unnecessary configuration steps further in the wizard, click on the checkbox next to the disk title, e.g. On What to recover screen locate the system disk and mark the checkbox next to it. On Recovery Point screen, select the date and time to recover your system to (time selection is available if there are multiple recovery points in the same day):. Select Recover whole disks and partitions at the Recovery method step:. If the backup is not displayed, click Browse and specify path to the backup manually. Select the system disk or partition backup to be used for recovery. On the Home screen, select My disks below Recover. Acronis True Image 2020 window appears:. Wait while the bootable environment is loading: If the backup contains a BIOS system, then boot the bootable media in BIOS mode if the system is UEFI, then ensure that UEFI mode is set. It is recommended that the boot mode matches the type of the system in the backup. If you use an UEFI computer, please pay attention to the boot mode of the bootable media in UEFI BIOS. See Arranging boot order in BIOS or UEFI BIOS. Arrange the boot order in BIOS so as to make your rescue media device (CD, DVD or USB stick, or external USB HDD in case you use Acronis Survival Kit) the first boot device. Attach the external drive if it contains the backup to be used for recovery and make sure that the drive is powered on. How to create a bootable media, see here.įor a more detailed version of the instructions, click here. What is a WinPE or WinRE media, see here.
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