The next step is to check whether your Acronis bootable rescue media recognizes the SSD. For more information, see Adding a new hard disk. When creating a partition, check that the free space before partition is 1 MB. If it detects the SSD, use the Add new disk tool to create a single partition on the disk occupying the entire disk space. Start Acronis True Image 2014 and check whether it detects the SSD.
Select disk N Here N is the disk number of your SSD.Ĭlean This operation removes all information from the SSD and overwrites the MBR with the default one. List disk The screen will show the disks connected to your computer. If the BIOS of your computer does show the SSD, you can try the following procedure:įor Windows Vista/Windows 7 type cmd in the Search field and press Enter.įor Windows XP, type cmd in the Run field and press Enter. If these suggestions do not help, contact the Support of your SSD manufacturer. You may also try to update the BIOS and SATA drivers. If the BIOS of your computer does not show the SSD, verify that the power and data cables are properly connected. In such a case, check whether the SSD is recognized in BIOS. Sometimes Acronis True Image 2014 may not recognize an SSD. What to do if Acronis True Image 2014 does not recognize your SSD What to do if Acronis True Image 2014 does not recognize your SSD
