Acronis Backup for PC - User Guide - Manual (Page 112)

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5.1.5 When to recover
Select when to start the recovery task:

Now - the recovery task will be started immediately after you click OK on the Recover data page.

Later - the recovery task will be started manually afterwards. If you need to schedule the task,
clear the Task will be started manually check box, and specify the required date and time.
5.1.6 Task credentials
Provide credentials for the account under which the task will run.
To specify credentials
1. Select one of the following:

Use current user credentials
The task will run under the credentials with which the user who starts the tasks is logged on.
If the task has to run on schedule, you will be asked for the current user's password on
completing the task creation.

Use the following credentials
The task will always run under the credentials you specify, whether started manually or
executed on schedule.
Specify:

User name. When entering the name of an Active Directory user account, be sure to also
specify the domain name (DOMAIN\Username or Username@domain).

Password. The password for the account.
2. Click OK.
To learn more about using credentials in Acronis Backup, see the "Credentials used in backup plans
and tasks" (p. 21) section.
To learn more about operations available depending on the user privileges, see the "User privileges
on a managed machine" (p. 23) section.
5.2 Recovering BIOS-based systems to UEFI-based and
vice versa
Acronis Backup supports transferring 64-bit Windows operating systems between BIOS-based
hardware and hardware that supports Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI).
How it works
Depending on whether the machine uses BIOS or UEFI firmware for booting, the disk with the system
volume must have a specific partition style. The partition style is master boot record (MBR) for BIOS,
and GUID partition table (GPT) for UEFI.