Alert settings
Specify whether Try&Decide should alert you when it uses up all the space allotted for saving virtual changes and after a specified time period has elapsed. By default the Alert is On.
The following options are available:
- On free disk space remaining – using this option, the program automatically checks the amount of free space left on the disk used by Try&Decide with values that you specify. If the amount of free space becomes less than the specified value, the program displays a notification message.
- On time elapsed since Try&Decide started: – using this option, the program will notify you if T&D has been working for longer than the period of time you specified.
Having specified the alert settings, click OK.
Alert settings
Acronis True Image Home > Alert settings
- Getting started
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- Acronis Universal Restore
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