Mac Acronis True Image for Mac 2019.14610

What's new in this version:

Acronis True Image for Mac 2019.14610

New:
- Acronis Active Protection can now detect potential cryptomining malware and protect your PC resources and network traffic from unauthorized usage
- Improved the Acronis Active Protection Dashboard interface
- Introduced the possibility of backing up personal Microsoft Office 365 accounts
- Acronis Survival Kit can be created on USB flash drives
- Bug fixes and other improvements

Fixed issues:
- Explorer.exe doesn't restart on Windows 7 when Acronis True Image is uninstalled by using the web installer
- Mobile backup status on the PC was not updated after successful creation of backup on mobile device
- Exclusion page for Clone Disk wizard is not updated according to user selection when multiple folders are selected
- Recovering a system file from a Cloud file backup to the original location (USB-flash) finishes with an error, but the file was restored successfully
- There is an empty recovery tab of a file backup to Cloud, created on macOS, in Acronis True Image 2019 under Windows
- Installation of Acronis True Image 2019 fails if the memory integrity security feature is on
- Upload speed is not limited by the option 'Limit upload speed to...' for file backups to Cloud
- After "Clone Disk" operation is cancelled, target disks are all greyed out on the second launch of the Clone Disk utility
- The user guide link in the start menu always leads to the English version despite the selection of a different location


Acronis True Image for Mac 2019.14170
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Acronis True Image for Mac 2019.13660

New:
- Active disk cloning: A clone is an exact replica of your Mac while it is in use – no need to stop and restart your system. Connect a USB-С cable to migrate your Mac, or plug in an external drive for a bootable copy creation. Bootcamp installations are supported as well
- Acronis Survival Kit: To recover your Mac in case of a failure, you need to have two crucial components—a backup of your system disk and a bootable rescue media. Acronis Survival Kit is an external hard drive that contains both components so that you can have a single device that has everything that you need to recover your Mac. To create an Acronis Survival Kit you can use any external hard drive larger than 32 GB
- Parallels Desktop virtual machines backup and recovery: Recovering virtual machines on your Mac is completely streamlined now that Acronis True Image 2019 uses a native Parallels Desktop technology to back up virtual machines. That means the VMs can be recovered as a set of files which can then be booted in a Parallels Desktop environment (starting from Parallels Desktop 14)
- Enhanced scheduling flexibility: We are making scheduling easier with the new option that allows starting backups whenever an external drive is connected. Configure a new backup plan, activate the option, and your backup will start automatically the next time you attach the designated USB drive to your Mac
- Improved Cloud backup: Acronis’ new technology for backing up files to the cloud improves backup speed and performance. That means the independently proven fastest cloud backup is even better, delivering secure, off-site storage that encrypts your data to ensure your digital privacy

Known issues:
- Backup comments do not reappear after reinstalling the product for file backups to Cloud
- [TI-119797] An incremental backup starts automatically after the system disk was recovered to the original location
- [TI-80267] The Recovery HD partition is not mapped automatically during recovery if the OS uses CoreStorage
- [TI-77461] The archiving operation is not paused after losing connection to the destination device and does not start after reconnecting
- [TI-80948] In case of an unstable network connection, the recovery from a network share fails. The following error appears: "The end of file has been reached"