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& just allows the second command to run if the first one completed without errors. The sh command executes the actual command. The chmod command makes the script executable for the user (that's you). I'd really like a script included with the dmg/ installer in the future to do a clean uninstall.Īttached is the makings of a crude script with what I could find on my system on macOS Sierraįor the uninitiated, the following is the basic process of running a bash script. Seems to me some garbage would be left behind by just deleting the App from the Applications folder. I found one on cnet but I'm not sure it's the same version. At least not from Acronis's official website.

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Because my demo period has expired I can't seem to get a download link to the software to look for an uninstaller or check the package for an uninstall script or the xml distribution/digest file with the index or digest of files/directories of where installed files will go. Considering that the app has a ton of launchd and plist files, I don't want to just trash it. I can't seem to find instructions on doing a complete uninstall of Acronis True Image 2017 for the Mac. Show mercy and nix those orphaned services. The steps are essentially the same, but their script is comprehensive whereas mine left behind some things like orphaned services. Please visit the link below and download Acronis's script and follow the instructions. I have deleted my attachment of a plain text file/shell script. Note: Make sure you run this command under an administrator account with highest (elevated) privileges: right-click on the Command prompt icon and click Run as Administrator.Edit: Acronis has now created their own comprehensive uninstaller script.

Paste the copied command in the command prompt window and hit Enter to execute it.

Copy the field contents to the Clipboard.

The command to run the backup job from the command line will be in the Target field.

Right-click the link and select Properties.

A new shortcut will appear which you can double-click to start the backup manually.

Open Acronis True Image and move the backup task that you want to execute from command line: click anywhere in the backup box and drag-and-drop it to the Desktop.

"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\TrueImageHomeNotify.exe" /script:"6DA340A2-FD64-4F2B-AC62-8A4F2F37CB96" If we were on 32-bit Windows, the command would be: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\TrueImageHomeNotify.exe" /script:"6DA340A2-FD64-4F2B-AC62-8A4F2F37CB96"

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In our example the TASK_ID is 6DA340A2-FD64-4F2B-AC62-8A4F2F37CB96, meaning that the full command to run the backup task "Downloads" on a 64-bit Windows would be the following:.Copy everything in between and on the line above that.Notepad, until you find the file with the backup name in between and on the 5th line: Open each file in that folder in a text editor, e.g.

Note: the folder C:\ProgramData is hidden and you may need to enable displaying hidden files and folders in Control Panel - Appearance and Personalization - File Explorer Options - View - Show hidden files, folders and drives to see it.

Open the folder C:\ProgramData\Acronis\TrueImageHome\Scripts.

Notice the name of the backup that you want to run:.

"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\TrueImageHomeNotify.exe" /script:"967A0E83-63C4-4ADA-B4D5-7871F8E9D8FF" "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\TrueImageHomeNotify.exe" /script:"TASK_ID" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageHome\TrueImageHomeNotify.exe" /script:"TASK_ID" The command has the following format, where TASK_ID is the unique identifier of the backup that you want to run: (!) The command to run backups should be executed under an administrator account with elevated privileges (right-click on Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator" option). Solution Instructions for Acronis True Image 2019: It is not possible to configure a new backup job from scratch from command line or modify settings of already set up tasks. You need to have a configured backup job in True Image graphical user interface (GUI) before you can run it from command line.

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This article describes how to run existing Acronis True Image backup tasks from command line.