Acronis True Image 2021 Build 32010

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Acronis True Image 29.2.1 Build 41736:

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Acronis True Image 29.4.1 Build 42072:

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Acronis True Image - Build 42386 (September 30, 2025)

What's new​

• Added support for Windows 11 25H2.
  
• Introduced Patch Management for Windows systems.
  
• Added notifications to prompt critical backup operations.
  
• Added support for exFAT partitions on Linux for improved external drive compatibility.
  
• Security enhancements and vulnerability fixes.
  
• Bug fixes and other improvements.
  

For more information about security updates, see List of fixed security vulnerabilities of Acronis True Image.

 Fixed issues​

• Some local backups were missing from the backups list after product reinstallation.
  
• Incorrect error details were shown when installation failed due to incompatible processor architecture.
  
• The application could hang during sign-out.
  
• Quick Scan continued running after being manually paused.
  

 Known issues​

• Opening .tib files through Windows Explorer may take longer than expected.
  
• After a subscription has expired for more than 30 days, an "Activation Required" message is displayed instead of a block screen.
  

Release notes - List of Changes - 41910

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Acronis True Image for Windows
Build 42902 - April 01, 2026

Important update with this release​To improve security, stability, and performance, Acronis True Image focuses on modern operating systems that are actively supported by Microsoft. This allows us to deliver stronger protection, faster updates, and a more reliable backup and recovery experience.

Acronis True Image cannot be installed on the following operating systems, which are no longer supported by Microsoft and may present security or compatibility risks:

• Windows XP
  
• Windows Vista
  
• Windows 7
  
• Windows 8 and 8.1
  
• Windows 10 (32-bit)
  
• Windows 10 versions released before 2018 (1507, 1511, 1607, 1703, 1709, 1803)
  

Also, Acronis True Image does not support installation on 32-bit Windows systems. To continue receiving the latest product updates, ensure that your system is running a 64-bit version of Windows.

If you are still using a 32-bit system, see the related Knowledge Base article for details and recommended next steps.

What's new​

• Added a progress bar for background installation of application security patches to keep users informed of update status.
  
• Acronis Sync: This feature is being phased out due to significantly low usage and customer demand. Downloads of your synced files will be fully discontinued in 2027.
  
• Improved management of multiple activated machines under a single license.
  
• Removed the Bonjour service from the installer in response to user feedback about system resource usage.
  
• Security enhancements and vulnerability fixes.
  
• Bug fixes and general improvements.
  

For more information about security updates, see List of fixed security vulnerabilities of Acronis True Image.

Known issues​

• Opening the Recovery tab for a notarized backup stored in an encrypted Acronis Secure Zone may fail with a Cannot find atis:///asz(<backup id&gt[img]data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7[/img] error after the backup is removed, re-added, and an incremental backup is created.
  Workaround: When prompted, select Ignore version to open the Recovery tab and access all available backup slices.
  
• If a USB flash drive is disconnected during the creation of an Acronis Survival Kit for a disk backup and then reconnected, the backup may fail with an Internal error: Backup path is empty message, and the backup tile may disappear from the Backup tab.
  Workaround: Recreate the disk backup to the USB flash drive from scratch after reconnecting the device.
  
• Auto-discovered .vhd/.vhdx files created by third-party software may reappear in the backup list after deletion due to repeated startup scans.
  Workaround: Exclude the third-party application's folder from auto-discovery or leave the entry in the backup lis
  

Release notes - List of Changes - 41910