Nothing is deleted until after a new Full backup image file has been created for a new version chain, so your automatic cleanup rules need to take this into account. The key to automatic cleanup is to understand how this works and take advantage of the same. The issue you describe can be managed by using the automatic cleanup rules available in all current versions of ATI, including your ATI 2015. Pete, unfortunately there is no chance that Acronis will introduce any changes to your ATI 2015 product as it is long out of date for support. Is there someone who may be able to help me achieve this? It doesn't seem a huge ask, but I've struggling for many years to achieve this. I've been doing this since Acronis 2010 and feel there is likely to be a better wayġ - Check first if there's sufficient space for the backup on the diskĢ - If there's not, then automatically delete the earliest backupģ - Perform a full or incremental backup of my pc as per the schedule My Pc has 220GB (OS and data) on the C: (ssd) drive and 450GB (data) on an internal drive.Įvery few months Acronis (TI 2015) informs me there is insufficient disk space, so I delete about 2TB files from the backup drive - then Acronis tells me 'The Specified File Does Not Exist - Operation has Failed' and the only option seems to be to delete everything on the backup disk, configure a new Acronis backup schedule and start afresh.
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