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Depending on whether you have purchased your Acronis product online, bought in a retail store, or have already registered your serial number, this article describes where to find it.

In the product

If you have Acronis Mobility Product installed, follow these instructions.

If you have an OEM version of an Acronis product (e.g. preinstalled on your hard disk, notebook etc), please contact your OEM vendor for a serial key. See also Upgrading from Acronis True Image OEM versions to Acronis True Image

In the account

We always recommend registering your serial number at the Acronis website, so that it will not be lost.

Here is how you can view your registered licenses in your Acronis account:

1. Log in to your Account.
2. In Products, locate the product you want to find the serial number for.
3. Click the resource covered by the license:
   
4. Serial number is displayed:
   
5. You can select and copy it, paste it into the product to activate the license.

If you purchased the product in Acronis Online Store, you can also retrieve your serial number using Serial Number Auto-Recovery Tool.

In the invoice

If you purchased multiple licenses for Enterprise products, only the first license key will be in the .pdf license certificate. The remaining licenses should be in a separate .txt file.

If you purchased your Acronis product online, then you should have received your serial number in an automatic E-mail that was sent to the E-mail address that you provided at the time of the purchase.

(!) You can find your product serial number for online purchased Acronis products in your account at My Orders. See Acronis Account: My Orders.
(!) The automatic E-mail comes from CleverBridge (cleverbridge.com) or DigitalRiver(https://www.digitalriver.com/), which are the official payment service providers for Acronis. If you cannot find the E-mail, please make sure it is not in your spam or junk folder. If the E-mail has been deleted, please contact Acronis Customer Central as described under More information.

If you purchased your Acronis product offline at a retail store, then the location of the serial number depends on the package:

• Boxed product, that consists of the CD, White CD Sleeve, Quick Start Guide. - The serial number sticker is affixed to the back of White CD Sleeve;
• DVD Amaray Case, that consists of the CD and Quick Start Guide. - The serial number sticker is affixed inside the DVD case on right hand side. Directly above where the CD is held in place.

  If you still cannot find the serial number, please contact Acronis Customer Central as described under More information. Please be aware that you may need to purchase Service Handling Fee if a serial number can not be retrieved from Acronis database: Service Handling Fee.

Ask Acronis Customer Central for assistance

If you still cannot find your serial number, then please contact Acronis Customer Central with reference to this article. Please include all possible information that you may have about your purchase:

• Order ID;
• Scanned copy of the receipt or invoice.

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Acronis True Image 2019 is quite arguably the fastest, most powerful backup solution available to consumers. It’s also, slowly but surely, working its way toward being truly user-friendly. It still has a ways to go in that regard, but the the company is certainly trying. The real issue is whether you need all of True Image’s multifold capabilities.

This review is part of our ongoing roundup of the best Windows backup software. Go there for information on competing products and how we rated them.

True Image: From imaging utility to backup suite

True Image has long since morphed from a plain “imaging” program into a backup suite. While it still creates sector-accurate images of your drives or partitions, it also features an online storage component in Acronis Cloud; offers archival and sync functionality; has a hidden restore-from partition (such as those often found with laptops) called Secure Zone; can clone disks; and offers ransomware protection.

True Image 2019 also offers just about every conceivable backup option: incremental, differential, super-flexible scheduling, pre/post operation commands, email notifications, just to name a few. There’s also a one-way (mirroring) function for syncing a folder to a destination, as well as client apps for your mobile devices to keep those backed up.  Whew! 

If you really want the maximum backup protection for your system, there’s really nothing else that comes close to True Image in the consumer arena. On the other hand, all that functionality requires a fair number of background processes and a heavy footprint on your system. See below.

If you’re a software minimalist, there are simpler solutions such as Window’s own File History, a sort of poor man’s Time Machine.

[Note: This review is part of our best Windows backup software roundup. Go there for details about competing products and how we tested them.]

Interface

True Image 2019’s interface is attractive, in a modern, 2D kind of way. It’s much cleaner than it used to be, but it’s still not particularly intuitive or easy. Tiny scroll bars require finer mousework than is necessary, and there’s a complete lack of tool tips (tiny windows with explanations in them). If you know about backup, it’s easier to get up to speed. If not, study the online tutorials. We’re not kidding.

The Personal version of the program is available in three flavors: the perpetual license Standard version (available on Amazon), which costs $50. The subscription versionsRemove non-product link available via the Acronis website include the $50-yearly Advanced version, offering 250GB of online storage as well as end-to-end encryption and social media backup. The $100-yearly Premium version ups that to 1TB of online storage and adds blockchain certification and electronic signing of files.

The prices I quoted are full-boat, but at the time of this writing Acronis was running a special: $40 a year for the Advanced, and $70 a year for the premium.

Note that Advanced and Premium packages are true subscription software—only the restore functions are available if you don’t re-up. However, you can always downgrade to the perpetual license for $30 to regain access to your local backups. 

All three versions let you create bootable recovery media with the ability to restore to dissimilar hardware, i.e., not the same type of hardware that the backup was created on. If you’ve ever tried to restore a Windows System Backup, only to discover it doesn’t like your new drive, you’ll appreciate that.

Performance

True Image is just about the fastest backup program on the planet. It made short work of our test backups, and though there are a lot of background processes, those didn’t seem to impact the daily computing experience negatively.

Syncing was also quite fast, as were the small test restores I tried using the boot media. If fast performance during the actual backups it paramount, then Acronis is as good as it gets.

Buying advice

Acronis True Image 2019 is the real deal if you want maximum protection for your computer and data. But the heavy footprint is likely overkill for the majority of users. I’m still lobbying the company to offer a simpler, Time Machine-like solution that minimizes its impact in system resources. Acronis certainly has the expertise, so hopefully one of these days. 

• If you want the most comprehensive and fastest backup solution on the market, Acronis True Image 2019 is it. There's nothing backup-related it won't do, and no option it doesn't provide. It even provides ransomware protection. Our only caveat is that it might be overkill for the average user who just wants to back up their data.

  Pros

  • Comprehensive backup capabilities and options
  • Imaging, file backup, and sync functionality
  • Online storage component (yearly)

  Cons

  • Somewhat unintuitive interface
  • Heavy system footprint

Jon is a Juilliard-trained musician, former x86/6800 programmer, and long-time (late 70s) computer enthusiast living in the San Francisco bay area. jjacobi@pcworld.com