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Taking all free space from a system volume may cause the operating system to work unstably and
even fail to start. Do not set the maximum zone size if the boot or the system volume is selected.
even fail to start. Do not set the maximum zone size if the boot or the system volume is selected.
6.8.1.3.
Password for Acronis Secure Zone
Setting up a password protects the Acronis Secure Zone from unauthorized access. The program will
ask for the password at any operation relating to the zone and the archives located there, such as
data backup and recovery, validating archives, resizing and deleting the zone.
ask for the password at any operation relating to the zone and the archives located there, such as
data backup and recovery, validating archives, resizing and deleting the zone.
To set up a password
1. Choose Use password.
2. In the Enter the password field, type a new password.
3. In the Confirm the password field, re-type the password.
4. Click OK.
To disable password
1. Choose Do not use.
2. Click OK.
6.8.1.4.
Result confirmation
The Result confirmation window displays the expected partition layout according to the settings you
have chosen. Click OK, if you are satisfied with the layout and the Acronis Secure Zone creation will
start.
have chosen. Click OK, if you are satisfied with the layout and the Acronis Secure Zone creation will
start.
How the settings you make will be processed
This helps you to understand how creating the Acronis Secure Zone will transform a disk containing
multiple volumes.
multiple volumes.
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Acronis Secure Zone is always created at the end of the hard disk. When calculating the final
layout of the volumes, the program will first use unallocated space at the end.
layout of the volumes, the program will first use unallocated space at the end.
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If there is no or not enough unallocated space at the end of the disk, but there is unallocated
space between volumes, the volumes will be moved to add more unallocated space to the end.
space between volumes, the volumes will be moved to add more unallocated space to the end.
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When all unallocated space is collected but it is still not enough, the program will take free space
from the volumes you select, proportionally reducing the volumes' size. Resizing of locked
volumes requires a reboot.
from the volumes you select, proportionally reducing the volumes' size. Resizing of locked
volumes requires a reboot.
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However, there should be free space on a volume, so that the operating system and applications
can operate; for example, for creating temporary files. The program will not decrease a volume
where free space is or becomes less than 25% of the total volume size. Only when all volumes on
the disk have 25% or less free space, will the program continue decreasing the volumes
proportionally.
can operate; for example, for creating temporary files. The program will not decrease a volume
where free space is or becomes less than 25% of the total volume size. Only when all volumes on
the disk have 25% or less free space, will the program continue decreasing the volumes
proportionally.
As is apparent from the above, setting the maximum possible zone size is not advisable. You will end
up with no free space on any volume which might cause the operating system or applications to work
unstably and even fail to start.
up with no free space on any volume which might cause the operating system or applications to work
unstably and even fail to start.