Q: Why need to register again when running the portable version of AOMEI Backupper Technician that has been registered already?Ī: The possible reason is that another edition of the AOMEI Backupper has been installed in the current system. (Delete files in the registry) You can check more instructions here. If the problem persists, please try to thoroughly uninstall the program and reinstall the program. Access is denied.".Ī: You may click the " Ignore" button to skip this file to reinstall.
Q: When reinstalling AOMEI Backupper, the following error occurs: "C:\Windows\System32\amwrtdrv.sys An error occurred while trying to replace the existing file: DeleteFile Failed code 5. Please check how to delete the registry of the program here. Q: The installation of AOMEI Backupper may require the system to be restarted but the installation will not continue after the system reboots.Ī: You may need to manually delete the registry of the program and then reinstall. But you can save backup files to 4096 drive.Ĭlick here to learn more details. Backupper currently doesn’t support backing up or cloning drives with 4096 bytes per sector. You can press Win+R, type“msinfo32” in the Run box, then open Components->Storage->Disks, then check the Bytes/sector of the drive. Q: AOMEI Backupper can’t find system partitions or can’t list disks when running under Windows.Ī: Please check whether or not the drive is 4096 bytes per sector. Q: Does AOMEI Backupper support backing up and restoring a system drive based on UEFI?Ī: Yes, it completely supports backup and restore for the UEFI system drive. We will add this function in later versions. When restoring, you can only restore to the original location or a basic disk.įor GPT Dynamic Disk, Backupper currently doesn't support backing up or cloning dynamic volumes on GPT disk. Disk Backup/Disk Clone function is not supported yet. General FAQs: Q: Does AOMEI Backupper support backup, restore and clone dynamic volumes?Ī: For MBR dynamic volumes, you can use System Backup and Partition Backup way (System/Partition Clone).
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