See post 1! Once you do that and then recover the backup image to the destination disk that destination disk will be converted to GPT format and True Image will create the necessary UEFI boot partition to make the disk bootable. If you save an image of your current MBR disk using Acronis True Image, then you can always restore the saved image if something does go wrong. If you are not yet willing to install the Creator’s update personally, I have had no problems with it to take advantage of the MBR2GPT utility then I can suggest an alternative that uses some of Microsoft’s built-in tools plus Acronis True Image to do the conversion.Īmateur Radio K0LO. Steve, they MS have done really everything to deserve bad press in the course of their updates!!! I hadn’t been aware of this until now. There looks to have been quite a few teething problems for other users being reported for this one, such that Microsoft have stopped or delayed the roll-out to avoid bad press? Note: Please do not expect any instant reply for private messages as I am often unable to access these due to forum timeout errors! But you must have Creator’s Update installed! Joern, thank you for the update and link – have avoided the Creator’s Update so far until it actually is offered as part of the normal roll-out for my computers. In essence, as I understand this, you would be doing a backup and restore in order to perform the conversion when using Acronis True Image to do this type of conversion. See also in the User Guide: Partition style after recovery where this is discussed in a recovery scenario.
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