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U Universal Restore (Acronis Backup & Recovery Server OEM Universal Restore) The Acronis proprietary technology that helps boot up Windows on dissimilar hardware or a virtual machine. The Universal Restore handles differences in devices that are critical for the operating system start-up, such as storage controllers, motherboard or chipset. The Universal Restore is not available: when the machine is booted with Acronis Startup Recovery Manager (p. 146) (using F11), because these features are primarily meant for instant data recovery on the same machine. Unmanaged vault Any vault (p. 152) that is not a managed vault. V Validation An operation that checks the possibility of data recovery from a backup (p. 147). Validation of a file backup imitates recovery of all files from the backup to a dummy destination. The previous product versions considered a file backup valid when the metadata contained in its header was consistent. The current method is time-consuming but much more reliable. Validation of a volume backup calculates a checksum for every data block saved in the backup. This procedure is also resource-intensive. While the successful validation means a high probability of successful recovery, it does not check all factors that influence the recovery process. If you back up the operating system, only a test recovery under the bootable media to a spare hard drive can guarantee successful recovery in the future. Validation rules A part of the backup plan. Rules that define when and how often to perform validation (p. 152) and whether to validate the entire archive or the latest backup in the archive. Vault A place for storing backup archives. A vault can be organized on a local or networked drive or detachable media, such as an external USB drive. There are no settings for limiting a vault size or the number of backups in a vault. You can limit the size of each archive using cleanup, but the total size of archives stored in the vault is limited by the storage size only. W WinPE (Windows Preinstallation Environment) A minimal Windows system based on any of the following kernels:

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U
Universal Restore (Acronis Backup & Recovery Server OEM Universal
Restore)
The Acronis proprietary technology that helps boot up Windows on dissimilar hardware or a virtual
machine. The Universal Restore handles differences in devices that are critical for the operating
system start-up, such as storage controllers, motherboard or chipset.
The Universal Restore is not available:
when the machine is booted with Acronis Startup Recovery Manager (p. 146) (using F11), because
these features are primarily meant for instant data recovery on the same machine.
Unmanaged vault
Any vault (p. 152) that is not a managed vault.
V
Validation
An operation that checks the possibility of data recovery from a backup (p. 147).
Validation of a file backup imitates recovery of all files from the backup to a dummy destination. The
previous product versions considered a file backup valid when the metadata contained in its header
was consistent. The current method is time-consuming but much more reliable. Validation of a
volume backup calculates a checksum for every data block saved in the backup. This procedure is
also resource-intensive.
While the successful validation means a high probability of successful recovery, it does not check all
factors that influence the recovery process. If you back up the operating system, only a test recovery
under the bootable media to a spare hard drive can guarantee successful recovery in the future.
Validation rules
A part of the backup plan. Rules that define when and how often to perform validation (p. 152) and
whether to validate the entire archive or the latest backup in the archive.
Vault
A place for storing backup archives. A vault can be organized on a local or networked drive or
detachable media, such as an external USB drive. There are no settings for limiting a vault size or the
number of backups in a vault. You can limit the size of each archive using cleanup, but the total size
of archives stored in the vault is limited by the storage size only.
W
WinPE (Windows Preinstallation Environment)
A minimal Windows system based on any of the following kernels: