Some systems have manufacturer-specific programs installed, such as ‘HP Recovery Manager’ that allow you to modify or remove the ‘Recovery’ or ‘Restore’ partitions safely. We suggest referring to your system manufacturer for proper instructions on removing locked partitions. If this fails, the next step may be removing the locked partition. The first option would be creating a bootable rescue media of Acronis, which can boot the system outside of Windows and allow Acronis to clone the locked partition. When this happens, there are a couple things to try. Since these partitions are normally located on the last portion of the drive, cloning can stop at 80-95% resulting in a generic failure. These are often the ‘Recovery’ or ‘Restore’ partitions found at the end of a disk. However, there are some OEM systems with certain locked partitions which prohibit the cloning action. Cloning with Acronis True Image is typically a fast and easy way to migrate copied data from one drive to another.
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