Here is a quick resolution value reference table:Īs workaround, you can use a WinPE media. This will boot straight into the selected mode. Once you know the video mode that suits best, next time you boot you can enter the mode's ID instead of vga=ask. After you boot into the '#' prompt please issue the /bin/product command to start the GUI.Type in the one that suits you best and hit Enter.This will give a list of all available graphic modes:.Hit F11 when booted from Acronis Bootable Media (on the selection screen) and in the command-line window enter the following:.When booted, the Graphical User Interface (GUI) is garbled or of low resolution.Īcronis Bootable Media of Acronis True Image Home failed to correctly detect the video card.Make an image (iso) of the Acronis product. If you can get your hands on a Windows system, install WinISO or UltraISO. Acronis products can be added to the UBCD, but I do not know of any way in Linux to extract the necessary information. I don't know if this possible anyway with Acronis.Download an ISO image from the Acronis website, burn it to a CD/DVD, and issue a special command to get the proper screen resolution Acronis has a special way of creating their bootable CDs. Of course what I tried was testing how far you can go testing a bootable medium on a computer with a properly running OS. This time the computer didn't boot up from the cd. Then I made an iso file with Acronis and burned that with Nero Essentials at 44x speed (there was no other option) on another Verbatim cd. I wonder if this is normal, or if something is still wrong. In other words, I can't get further than this step. Click the ‘Start’ button, format the drive, wait and close the app when the progress bar shows 100 That’s it, bootable USB drive is created. Next, select the drop-down option ‘DD Image’ (create a bootable disk using). However, when I click on the wizard 'Restore Data' and then double click on the file 'recovery manager', I normally see the the option 'next', (greyed out till that moment), getting activated, but in my case, this doesn't happen. Select the Acronis True Image ISO file by clicking the ‘optical drive’ icon.

(I hope you understand, since English is not my native language).

The Acronis bootable cd burnt on a verbatim cd with the XP burn software, does start up at boot and then the Acronis software will startup. Aussie42 and all the other good people at this forum, thanks a lot for your time!

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