Acronis disk director suite 9.0 User Manual
Working with Working with Acronis Recovery Expert
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Please note: the entire hard disk space can be partly partitioned and/or partly
unallocated. If you delete a disk partition – whether intentionally or by mistake –
its space becomes unallocated. You can create a new partition using unallocated
space only.
unallocated. If you delete a disk partition – whether intentionally or by mistake –
its space becomes unallocated. You can create a new partition using unallocated
space only.
Acronis Recovery Expert checks to see if your hard disks contain unallocated
space. If you have no unallocated space, then it makes no sense to search for
deleted partitions. If you have unallocated space, it may have contained one or
more partitions. Acronis Recovery Expert will search unallocated space
thoroughly – either automatically or manually.
space. If you have no unallocated space, then it makes no sense to search for
deleted partitions. If you have unallocated space, it may have contained one or
more partitions. Acronis Recovery Expert will search unallocated space
thoroughly – either automatically or manually.
5.1 Automatic
Recovery
You can recover deleted partitions automatically or manually. To do so, set the
switch to the necessary position in the Recovery mode window.
switch to the necessary position in the Recovery mode window.
Let us describe automatic partition recovery first. Set the switch to Automatic.
Selecting Automatic recovery mode
In the next Searching for Deleted Partitions window, Acronis Recovery Expert
searches for all deleted partitions. The search progress is shown in the lower part
of the window.
searches for all deleted partitions. The search progress is shown in the lower part
of the window.