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We recommend using the latest version: click download Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) and download Windows PE add-on

If you choose WinPE media, select Windows ADK to install.

Select the subtype of the bootable media: WinRE or WinPE.Ĭreating WinRE bootable media does not require the installation of any additional packages.

Select bootable media type: if you are not sure what type you need, select Windows PE (64-bit).

It is located in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\MediaBuilder\MediaBuilder.exe

After Bootable Media Builder is installed, launch it.

If Cyber Protection Agent is not installed: click Customize installation settings > click Change in What to install section and make sure Bootable Media Builder is selected (other components are not required for installing Bootable Media Builder, select them as needed):

If Cyber Protection Agent is installed on the machine: click Modify installed components and select Bootable Media Builder.

In most cases, you will need a 64-bit media to boot a machine that uses Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI).

To download the installation file: in Management Console, click the Account button in the top right > Downloads > select All agents for Windows (64-bit) or All agents for Windows (32-bit)īootable Media Builder creates bootable media with both 32-bit and 64-bit components.

For example, in case a Linux-based bootable media does not detect RAID arrays because RAID controllers use proprietary drivers and these cannot be integrated into a Linux-based bootable media.īootable Media Builder component is included in Agent build 26407 and later.

You might need to use a WinPE-based media to boot machines with specific hardware. The article describes how to build a WinPE-based bootable media. WinPE-based media provides an option to inject the drivers while creating the ISO-image as well as loading the drivers from the. If the bootable media image doesn't detect disks, network adapters, USB controllers and other devices the drivers need to be loaded manually. Some known examples of such cases include: Not only those drivers are not present in the media, some of the devices simply don't have any drivers for Linux at all. In addition to that some manufacturers develop proprietary drivers that can't be inserted in the free ISO for legal reasons. The ISO-image is being updated along with other Acronis software, however new devices and drivers might be released which the media won't be able to cover at some point in time. This image contains common freeware drivers that cover most of the regular recovery scenarios on different devices. Bootable media ISO-image downloaded for Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud contains a Linux-based bootable image with tool necessary to perform a recovery from existing backups.