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System volume
This is the volume from which any of the installed Windows operating systems starts—even if more
than one is installed.
The system volume contains files that are necessary to start Windows, such as boot.ini and Ntldr.
There is always one system volume, whereas each of the installed Windows operating systems
usually stores its files on its own volume, called a boot volume.
Boot volume
This is the volume on which the files of a particular Windows operating system are stored.
A boot volume contains folders such as the Program Files folder and the Windows folder.
Note: The notions of system volume and boot volume apply only to Windows operating systems.
3.5 Dynamic volume types support
The table below lists the operating systems that support certain dynamic volume types.
Simple Spanned Striped Mirrored
Windows XP Home
- - - -
Windows XP Professional
+ + + -
Windows XP Professional x64
+ + + -
Windows Vista Home Basic
+ + + -
Windows Vista Home Premium
+ + + -
Windows Vista Business
+ + + -
Windows Vista Ultimate
+ + + -
Windows 7 Starter
+ + + -
Windows 7 Home Premium
+ + + -
Windows 7 Professional
+ + + +
Windows 7 Ultimate
+ + + +
3.6 Working with disks having a 4-KB sector size
Starting from January 2011, the standard size of a sector—the unit of information storage—on
newly-manufactured hard disk drives becomes 4 KB (4096 bytes), as opposed to the current size of
512 bytes.
The latest operating systems, including Windows 7 and Windows Vista, already support the new
sector size. For Windows XP, however, you need to take extra steps to ensure normal access to the
volumes on such disks.
When creating volumes on a disk with a 4-KB sector size that you are planning to access from
Windows XP, follow these guidelines:
If Windows 7 or Windows Vista is installed in addition to Windows XP, select the disk layout of
either of those operating systems—see Disk layout (p. 21).
- User's Guide 1
- Table of contents 3
- Key features 6
- 2 Installation and upgrade 8
- 2.3 Supported file systems 9
- 2.10 Technical support 11
- 3 Basic concepts 12
- 3.2 Types of basic volumes 13
- Striped volume 14
- Mirrored volume 14
- Active volume 14
- System volume 15
- Boot volume 15
- 4 Getting started 17
- 4.5.1 Disk statuses 19
- 4.5.2 Volume statuses 20
- 4.6 Disk layout 21
- 4.7 Performing operations 21
- 4.8 Log 22
- Way of working with the log 23
- Configuring the log table 24
- 4.10 How to 25
- 5 Volume operations 26
- 5.2 Resizing a volume 28
- 5.3 Copying a volume 29
- 5.4 Moving a volume 29
- 5.5 Merging basic volumes 31
- 5.6 Formatting a volume 31
- 5.7 Deleting a volume 32
- 5.9 Changing a volume label 33
- To change a drive letter 34
- 5.15 Adding a mirror 36
- 5.16 Removing a mirror 37
- To break a mirrored volume 38
- 5.20 Defragmenting a volume 39
- 6 Disk operations 40
- 6.2 Basic disk cloning 41
- Using advanced options 42
- System disk conversion 44
- Boot disk conversion 45
- 6.9 Importing foreign disks 46
- 7 Tools 48
- Linux-based bootable media 49
- PE-based bootable media 49
- Kernel parameters 50
- Parameters 51
- Linux commands and utilities 54
- 7.2 Acronis Recovery Expert 55
- 8 Acronis OS Selector 57
- 8.2 Setting the boot menu 58
- 8.3 Operations 58
- 8.3.4.1 General properties 60
- 8.3.4.2 Boot configuration 60
- 8.3.4.3 Partitions 60
- 8.3.4.4 Disks 60
- 8.3.4.5 Folders 61
- 8.3.4.6 Files 61
- 8.3.4.7 Advanced 61
- 8.4.2 Using shortcuts 62
- To copy an operating system 63
- 8.6.1 General options 64
- 8.6.2 Startup options 64
- 8.6.3 Display properties 64
- 8.6.4 Passwords 64
- 8.6.5 Input devices 65
- 8.7.2.1 General information 66
- 8.7.3.1 Linux peculiarities 69
- 8.7.3.3 Installing Linux 69
- Glossary 71
- Cylinder 73
- Defragmentation 73
- Disk group 73
- Disk type 74
- Drive letter 74
- Dynamic disk 74
- Dynamic volume 75
- Fault tolerance 75
- File system 75
- Partitioning 79
- Partitioning scheme 79
- Physical disk 79
- Primary partition 79
- Primary volume 79
- Swap file 81
- System folder 81
- Unallocated space 82
- Volume label 82
- Volume letter 82
- Volume type 82
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