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This enabled Acronis to load and I was able to go through the steps until I had to choose a target partition for the restore. I next tried the "quiet acpi=off noapic" input after F11 at the Acronis screen.

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The Acronis main screen came up and I selected full version but then the screen returned to a blank screen. I then tried booting from 2 different Acronis rescue CD's, both of which I've used successfully in the past. I uninstalled, cleaned the Registry, then reinstalled TI but that made no difference.

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I tried another image archive with the same result I got Acronis to validate the image archive and it's OK. I loaded BIOS defaults but that did not help. It gets to the point where I'm asked to click on 'Reboot' then the screen goes blank and stays that way I've let it go for up to 23 minutes but no result, just the blank screen. It was fixed under warranty by Lenovo but when I now try to restore from an image on a USB external hard disk the process fails. My ThinkPad recently failed after a BIOS update, taking 20 minutes to boot. I've used the program successfully for some years.

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I use Acronis True Image 10 Home build # 4942 on a Lenovo ThinkPad T500 running Windows XP SP3. I have the same hardware and problem as Eric, the original poster.

Backup *.tib-files would be available on a network attached storage share as well as a regular USB HDD.

Notebook work flawlessly in Windows Vista, boots A-OK when OEM HDD is re-inserted.

The OCZ Vertex is working flawlessly, but not partitioned, not formatted.

OCZ Vertex SSD was tested for controller or read errors with BIOS HDD test option and in external USB enclosure on a different machine.

disabling all wireless options in BIOS and by physical on/off switch.

disconnecting USB peripherals (mouse, keyboard, external USB HDD).

starting from AC power, battery power and with or without a docking station.

disabling and enabling BIOS legacy port support (COM, LPT), USB support.

setting BIOS from AHCI to compatibility mode and back.

booting from a newly created recovery CD media after updating to Build 4942.

booting from the original retail box CD media.

When Safe Mode was selected: True Image GUI window appears after 2-3 seconds, looks normal, but no external drives or network options are available.

When normal mode was selected: blank screen stays on indefinitely, hangs.

Splash screen disappears, leaving a blank screen while the CD drive spins down (t+20-30s).Boot-up Splash screen is displayed while the CD is being read from.True Image boot-up options are displayed (t+5 seconds).Replacement Drive is OCZ Vertex 120GB SSD SATA2.OEM drive was Western Digital Scorpio Blue 250GB HDD SATA.Unfortunately, Safe Mode supports only local HDDs without any USB or network drivers, leaving notebook users (no second internal HDD slot available) no option to recover any backups from. I was trying to replace the built-in HDD with a new one, which is also a test for TI 10 because that situation is identical to a full HDD disaster recovery scenario.īooting from the recovery CD in Safe Mode works and the True Image program window appears correctly.

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True Image "Safe Mode" works, but recovery is not possible because drivers for USB or network drives. When booting using the recovery CD media, the computer hangs when the regular option is selected. I'm using True Image 10 Home (german) Build 4942 on a Lenovo Thinkpad T500 (built in 2009).