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In older Acronis products there is no technology to detect whether a drive is SSD or not and to set the default (optimal) offset for an SSD.

You can perform all the same operations with SSDs as with regular hard disk drives.More informationĪll other Acronis products support Solid State Drives (SSD) with limitations: In most of the cases this is the default offset of an SSD disk (64kb or 1024kb).Ī multiple of 64kb (most commonly, 1024kb or 2048 sectors) is the recommended offset for SSD disks. If you restore a partition backup to a target partitioned SSD disk, the default offset on the target disk will stay the same it was before the restore.If you restore a partition backup to a target empty non-partitioned (unallocated) SSD disk, the target SSD disk will be automatically set to the default 1024kb (2048 sectors).If you restore or clone a disk image to an SSD disk, the recovered/cloned primary partitions will be aligned to the default starting offset 1024kb (2048 sectors).This means that Acronis products detect whether the drive is a solid state or a mechanical one and will treat it as such. Acronis True Image 2015, Acronis True Image Unlimited.Acronis Backup (Acronis Backup & Recovery) 11.7/11.5.Acronis Cyber Backup Cloud, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud.Acronis True Image 2017, Acronis True Image Subscription.Acronis True Image 2018, Acronis True Image Subscription.Acronis True Image 2019, Acronis True Image Subscription.Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office (formerly Acronis True Image).The following Acronis products have full support of Solid State Drives (SSD):