Create an overall backup copy of your machine, including the operating system, applications, user settings and data.

Incremental Backup is a file containing all changes made to your system since the previous Backup; Differential Backup contains all changes made since the previous Full Backup.

Backup only selected files/folders.

Exclude files from backups by specifying file mask or by pointing at some concrete files.

Compress backups to optimise your storage space.

Protect your backups stored in Acronis Secure Zone from unauthorized access.

Encrypt your backups using AES algorithm to ensure data security.

Create a consistent snapshot of several volumes at once.

Create backups upon shutdown, on login/logoff events, etc. See KB Article 768 for details.

Change the security ID over to a new machine after a system restore.(requires Acronis Universal Restore add-on, licensed separately).

Use a dedicated plug-in to run Acronis True Image under WinPE and BartPE.

Restore your server or desktop from scratch in case of a hard disk failure - get the exact copy of your setup on a new hard drive.

Migrate or Restore the whole system to a dissimilar hardware or a virtual environment. This add-on requires separate license.

Restore only the needed files from any backup.

Boot the crashed system in seconds with restore process being done on the background.

Boot into Acronis True Image from Acronis Secure Zone if your system doesn't boot anymore.

Mount disk/partition backup as a virtual disk.

Backup and Restore your Windows Dynamic Disks.

Backup and Restore your Linux Dynamic volumes. See KB Articles 895 and KB Articles 826 for details.

Reboot your machine right after the restore.

Convert Acronis disk/partition Backup Images (.tib) to a virtual disk file of one of the following formats: .vmdk, .vhd, .hdd. Then add the disk to a virtual machine of a compatible type (VMware virtual machine (Desktop or ESX format), MS virtual machine.

Backup a virtual machine from ESX Server by mounting it with VMware Consolidated Backup via pre/post commands. See KB Article 932 for details.

Consolidate your Incremental Backups to save storage space.

Schedule your Backup Operations so that they run automatically without interrupting your work.

Get notifications upon your tasks completion.

Complete summary of all Backup and Restore operations in one location.

Power on your machines on schedule and perform required tasks.

Schedule several tasks within one day.

Acronis' wizards are extremely intuitive, making the implementation of backup tasks a real pleasure.

Execute tasks, create backups from command-line interface.

Create an XML script to help automate Backup Process.

Backup your system or specific files without interrupting your work.

Back up your mission-critical applications, such as MS Exchange Server, MS SQL Server and Oracle, on a live server without taking them offline.

Save backup files to a variety of locations.

Acronis Secure Zone® is a hidden partition on your hard drive, accessed with Acronis wizards only.

Optimize the usage of storage resources on your network by creating administrator and user profiles and specifying the size, number and the time period to keep backup archives.

When installed on 64-bit machines the product runs in 32-bit compatibility mode.

RPM needs to be installed on the target machine.

Manage backup tasks from one location.

Remotely install clients and updates on your networked machines as well as reconfigure user settings on them.

Arrange it for Backup and Recovery Tasks to be automatically applied to a number of computers on your network.

Perform the Restoration of your networked machines remotely.

Boot directly from Acronis PXE Server instead of creating Bootable Media.

Upload bootable components to RIS Server and boot your networked machines to recovery environment.