- Acronis True Image Home
- Backing up data
- Backup options
- Computer shutdown
Computer shutdown
If you know that the backup process you are configuring may take a long time, you may select the Shut down the computer after the backup is complete check box. In this case, you will not have to wait until the operation completion. The program will perform the backup and turn off your computer automatically.
This option is also useful when you schedule your backups. For example, you may want to perform backups every weekday in the evening to save all your work. Schedule the backup and select the check box. After that you may leave your computer when you finish your work knowing that the critical data will be backed up and the computer will be turned off.
Computer shutdown
Acronis True Image Home > Computer shutdown
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- Acronis True Image Home 2011 installation
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- Backing up data
- The difference between file backups and disk/partition images
- Full, incremental and differential backups
- Backing up partitions and disks
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- Backing up e-mail
- Using Acronis Nonstop Backup
- Making reserve copies of your backups
- Backup to various places
- Adding an existing backup to the list
- Excluding items from backup
- Backup options
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- Image creation mode
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- Pre/Post commands for backup
- Backup splitting
- Backup validation option
- Backup reserve copy
- Removable media settings
- Screenshot settings
- Error handling
- Computer shutdown
- File-level security settings for backup
- Virus scan
- Performance of backup operation
- Notifications for backup operation
- Validating backups
- Consolidating backup versions
- Cloning backup settings
- Recovering data
- Recovering your system after a crash
- Recovering partitions and disks
- Recovering partitions protected with Acronis Nonstop Backup
- Recovering more than one partition at once
- Recovering a disk backup to a different disk under rescue media
- Recovering data from file-level backups
- Recovering file versions
- Recovering to different hardware
- Acronis Universal Restore
- How to use Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
- About recovery of dynamic/GPT disks and volumes
- Backup protection dialog box
- Arranging boot order in BIOS
- Recovery options
- Useful information
- Tools & Utilities
- Acronis Startup Recovery Manager
- Creating bootable rescue media
- Working with Acronis Secure Zone®
- Cloning a hard disk
- Adding a new hard disk
- Security and Privacy Tools
- Mounting an image
- Unmounting an image
- Working with vhd files
- Importing and exporting backup settings
- Troubleshooting
- Glossary of Terms
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