I have been able to create bootable WinPE 4. I, too, own a Surface Pro and I absolutely cannot believe that the Recovery Media Builder still doesn't produce bootable media that can be used for the Surface Pro.

Note there is a difference between being Win 8 certified and that is provided by Microsoft and working on specific hardware, in this case the Microsoft Surface. There is anecdotal evidence that the Surface hardware has problems with some non Microsoft programs accessing bits and pieces.

Unfortunately the only Acronis products which at the moment provide 64 bit recovery environments are ABR Colin, the Acronis-provided tools don't work with PE4. Surely this ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free be that hard. The fact the Surface will only boot from 64 bit PE would seem to be uffi to the Surface at the moment, not to other tablet machines. Personally, I'm not sure why the 64 bit version has not been made available to the Home users instead of only the corporate users, seeing as how more and more machines will in short term become more like the Surface in their requirements.

I feel your pain Brian. Acrlnis too stupidly put my trust in Acronis and bought an upgrade stupidly thinking they would have sorted out all the problems with creating their recovery media.

Especially after the lengthy discussions in these forum for these issues in TI I have a support case open but not holding my breath as the impression I got is they don't have a clue. However it still won't work with secure boot. Something about failed security validation. It annoys me how it was so easy to create a bootable USB with my recovery partition on that works yet this lemon of a product can't do the same. The reason I instantly upgraded to TI without reading about its details was for sure Acronis had addressed the Recovery Media issues.

You know what? I use this music editing program called GoldWave. That feature would greatly help me out in something else I'm doing. Guess what? In their very next patch release, the feature was there! I was such a tru camper!!! Boy, oh, boy, do those folks pay attention to what is being written and discussed in their support forums.

These issues may have more to do with the Surface Pro than frre do with Acronis. Apparently various software apps are having trouble running properly on the Surface Pro, and even some Windows features don't work properly on the Surface Pro. This seems not to be an Acronis-specific issue. I'm sure in time Acronis ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free add the required support to its Rescue Media. Now this part is for Surface Pro only The unit will restart in Windows 8, shut it down. You will be prompted with a menu where you can select Acronis note the you need the keyboard.

Be sure to backup only the C drive avec leave unchecked the other 3. On the Surface Pro 2 when you disable the Secure boot you'll get an ugly Red screen when you boot. However what gets me about True Image is the fact you have to disable secure boot in the first place. At least one other imaging product can boot to its rescue media with secure boot enabled.

I just ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free Acronis would stop focusing on the airy fairy stuff like cloud backup and get backup to ghos the basics that I bought true image for over 7 versions ago and that is create images, boot to rescue media and restore without having to manually do this and that.

If you can't do the basics without problems then you've lost me as a customer. If you want to know what that other product is then "google is your friend" With my Surface Pro 2 and 3, I can boot from a device created acrons Windows 8. This results in some options to repair windows. This is not possible when you start Windows on ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free target device. Uef used Grub4Doc advice in the Acronis help files. This ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free for Windows 7.

Unfortunately not for Windows 8. The device is not recognized. Please, ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free there a possibility now sept to make a rescue media from Acronis for new OS Windows 8. I'm brand new to Acronis and require advice. I not only wish to use the Rescue Media for Recovery in the future, but right now, to boot the computer in order to create the original, separate hard drive backup images ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free System and Files.

I don't know why the computer is acrnois over' the USB Flash key. This didn't work. Acronis indicates that some hardwares require additional kernel instructions, but I have no idea where or how to apply them. Here is the Acronis knowledgebase Kernel Parameter page. USB 1. Deleting it will result in the startup messages being. Prevents kernel from freezing on some hardware. For instance, if the machine has a non-standard PCI host bridge. For instance, if you experience crashes upon boot-up, probably caused by the BIOS.

These calls are known to be buggy on several machines and ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free hang the tdue when used, but on other computers it is the only way to get the interrupt routing table. What are the problems with this approach?

The Startech hub is made specifically for backing up to naked hard drives and then swapping the failed internal with the backup drive.

Boot into Windows on your Dell PC. From Control Panel select 'Make ny Microsoft Recovery Disk' if you are using Windows 8 you can get to the advanced settings from a right side swipe. When the Microsoft recovery wizard recognises your USB stick, untick the 'put Windows recovery files on nedia'.

Select Next and let Windows format your drive. When it has finished you will now have basic boot files on your USB stick. In the Sources folder 32 bit will be a boot. You can if you wish, add more WIM files to your sources folder if you want to have more than one booting environment of either an Acronis product or other utilities. Usfi though, you would imwge all your Wim files as you please and put them in the Sources folder. When you boot from the stick you will then get a menu and you can select which WIM file you want to boot.

Thanks Colin B. I must say, these instructions make my head spin. I came up with a simpler solution. It works perfectly! Probems i noticed so far: - within Acronis Startup env my SD Card is not recogniced - neither Touchscreen nor Keyboard are working correct so you have to attache mouse and in case of booting from USB you have to use an hub. Missing keyboard Microsoft SFP type cover seems to be a little instable behaviour as i had one try out of many many others where keyboard and touchpad seems to work.

Within Windows itself keyboard works wo any problems I think here would help a new kernel. And it would be much apreciated. Zilla works with kernel 4. It would be nice, if Acronis could upgrade the kernel. Unfortunately I don't know which is the oldest version supporting Surface 4. Authored on. Order Asc Desc. Date within - Any - 1 day 3 days 1 week 2 ghost uefi b ng acronis true image 2017 free hgost month 2 months 6 months 1 year. Thread needs solution. Brian Peck.

Posts: 1. Comments: 8. Surface Pro needs "pure" bit code to boot up. ISO Builder specifically states that it does not support x What's with this? Before you suggest it, disabling Secure Boot doesn't help. Help would be appreciated. Posts: 6. Comments: If only I had seen this post before I upgraded!

Colin B. Forum Hero. Posts: On a clear disk you can seek forever.