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What are the sizes of these files? Did you do file backup or system backup? And what are the extensions of these files?<br />
Normally Acronis would split the backup files.
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What are the sizes of these files? Did you do file backup or system backup? And what are the extensions of these files?
Normally Acronis would split the backup files.

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I see that it split them, probably because the usb stick was formatted to fat32<br />
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If I download the tib files to my laptop, could I somehow merge them?
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I see that it split them, probably because the usb stick was formatted to fat32

If I download the tib files to my laptop, could I somehow merge them?

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i had this happening too, and it never was a problem using them
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i had this happening too, and it never was a problem using them

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How do I restore multiple files? &nbsp;Do I select them all at once?
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How do I restore multiple files?  Do I select them all at once?

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so in a nutshell, when its time to restore: &nbsp;I boot off of the Acronis CD, select the USB drive the files are saved on for the source, Acronis will select all the files automatically?
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so in a nutshell, when its time to restore:  I boot off of the Acronis CD, select the USB drive the files are saved on for the source, Acronis will select all the files automatically?

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I am using the tib files as an image to deploy in my company
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I am using the tib files as an image to deploy in my company

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Yes, you just browse to the location and choose the archive file.
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Yes, you just browse to the location and choose the archive file.

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and yes, it will selct what's needed
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just for clarification, what is an archive file? &nbsp;Is it the folder? &nbsp;I currently have 3 TIBs
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just for clarification, what is an archive file?  Is it the folder?  I currently have 3 TIBs

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How would I create an archive file for the TIBs that would work with True Image?
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How would I create an archive file for the TIBs that would work with True Image?

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you don't create create an archive file for the TIBs - T<b>HEY are the a</b>rchive files
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you don't create create an archive file for the TIBs - THEY are the archive files

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I just created a backup to acronis true image. &nbsp;<br />
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The program created three TIB files. &nbsp;<br />
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_v1 - (2g)<br />
_v2- (4g) <br />
_v3- (4g)<br />
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Any ideas why the program created 3 files?
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I just created a backup to acronis true image.  

The program created three TIB files.  

_v1 - (2g)
_v2- (4g) 
_v3- (4g)

Any ideas why the program created 3 files?

Acronis True image created 3 files

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