It would use Microsoft Windows loader, which does not have this problem and will boot Acronis True Image fine. You can use WinPE- or WinRE-based bootable media as alternative. The issue is with EFI loader, that is used to boot Acronis Linux bootable environment. Use WinPE- or WinRE-based bootable media: Repeat the recovery attempt, that is initiated from Windows and requires a computer reboot to finish.Deactivate Acronis Startup Recovery Manager, then activate it again.Re-create Acronis Bootable Media (Linux-based).Depending on in which situation you observed the error, do one of the following:.If you have Windows 32-bit, copy both files to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageMedia.If you have Windows 64-bit, copy both files to: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Acronis\TrueImageMedia.Copy these bootwiz32.efi and bootwiz64.efi into the following folder, replacing the existing files:.Inside you will find two files: bootwiz32.efi and bootwiz64.efi Download the fixed version of EFI loader.This is needed because we are going to modify Acronis True Image files - Acronis Active Protection would block that. Turn off Active Protection temporarily by clicking on the toggle control.To solve the issue without upgrading to the new version, use one of the methods described below. If you have Acronis True Image Advanced or Premium subscription, you can upgrade to the new version at no charge. This issue has been fixed in Acronis True Image 2020. Known issue with EFI loader, used in Acronis True Image software to boot Acronis Linux bootable environment. Video mode setup error: Error 0x1400006: Invalid video framebuffer parameters. The video framebuffer parameters are invalid. Perform a recovery, disk cloning or other operation, and a computer reboot was requested.Use F11 feature (Acronis Startup Recovery Manager).
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