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10000=Dynamic Disks
10001=Failed Disks
10002=Task Name   :
10003=Select a backup time point to check.
10004=Last Backup Time:
10005=Destination Path:  
10006=Comments
10007=Here is a description of the backup task.
10008=The folder does not exist or can not be accessed.
10009=Add share or NAS device
10010=General
10011=Versions
10012=File List
10013=Disk Map
10014=Backup Scheme
10015=   OK
10016=Cancel
10017=Path
10018=Size
10019=Created Time
10020=Path
10021=Include subfolders
10022=Include files
10023=Exclude files
10024=Exclude folders
10025=Backup all files
10026=No files need to be excluded
10027=No folders need to be excluded
10028=Yes
10029=No
10030=Disk%1
10031=Basic MBR
10032=Basic GPT
10033=Offline Disk
10034=Volume
10035=Dynamic
10036=Backup Type
10037=Created Time
10038=Image Path
10039=Here is a description of the sync task.
10040=Here is a description of the backup task.
10041=Full Backup
10042=Incremental Backup
10043=Differential Backup
10044=Run the backup at the event:
10045=User logon
10046=User logoff
10047=System startup
10048=System shutdown
10049=Once a day only
10050=Local Administrator Account and Password:
10051=Local Administrator Account and Password:
10052=Use's windows schedule task(Local Administrator Account and Password).
10053=Full Backup
10054=Incremental Backup
10055=Differential Backup
10056=Run once only at
10057=Run once every day at
10058=Intervals
10059=Start time
10060=Finish time
10061=Within the time indicated above of each day, run it for every
10062=1 hour
10063=2 hours
10064=3 hours
10065=4 hours
10066=6 hours
10067=Choose days:
10068=Time settings:
10069=Monday
10070=Tuesday
10071=Wednesday
10072=Thursday
10073=Friday
10074=Saturday
10075=Sunday
10076= at 
10077= to 
10078=<i>Note:\nIn every week 
10079= at 
10080= to perform the task.</i>
10081=<i>Note:\nIn every week 
10082=<b>Schedule type:</b> Weekly<br><br> <b>Current schedule settings:</b> In every week 
10083= to perform the task.</i>
10084=<b>Next run time:</b> 
10085=<b>Current schedule settings:</b> Run once at 
10086=<b>Schedule type:</b> Daily<br><br>
10087=to finish time 
10088=of each day, run the backup for every 
10089= hours.
10090=Monday 
10091=Tuesday 
10092=Wednesday 
10093=Thursday 
10094=Friday 
10095=Saturday 
10096=Sunday 
10097=to perform the task.
10098=<b>Schedule type:</b> Monthly<br><br>
10099=in the 
10100= "Last Day" 
10101=days of each month.
10102=on the 
10103=Firstly 
10104=Secondly 
10105=Thirdly 
10106=Fourthly 
10107=Finally 
10108=Schedule Settings
10109=The partition and disk image files saved on a network cannot be explored, please copy them from the network to a local disk, and then explore.
10110=Please input the correct registration code and retry.
10111=Invalid license code. \nIt does not match with the current version.
10112=Share/NAS Management
10113=Editing the destination path does not support to change the \nsaved location of the task from one network to another network path. We suggest you changing it to local path or re-create a new task. 
10114=The primary partition cannot be restored to the middle of the two logical partitions. For more information, please refer to FAQ:"<a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html'>http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html</a>"
10115=at
10116=Failed to open the image file of the backup.
10117=View
10118=General
10119=Advanced
10120=Monthly
10121=Do not schedule
10122=Advanced settings
10123=User Name:
10124=Password:
10125=Choose a way to perform the scheduled backup:
10126=Local Administrator Account and Password:
10127=Don't install the service, directly use Windows Task Scheduler to run scheduled tasks.
10128=Install a service to run scheduled tasks.
10129=Full Backup
10130=Incremental Backup (Default)
10131=Differential Backup
10132=  AOMEI Backupper
10133=Please specify a correct time. The interval time must be less than the time difference between the Finish time and Start time.
10134=Please set a correct time for the backup task. The selected time must be greater than the current time plus 1 minute.
10135=AOMEI Backupper
10136=Please specify a time or date for the schedule.
10137=Run once at
10138=of each month.
10139=Run once at
10140=First
10141=Second
10142=Third
10143=Fourth
10144=Last
10145=Monday
10146=Tuesday
10147=Wednesday
10148=Thursday
10149=Friday
10150=Saturday
10151=Sunday
10152=Last Day
10153=<i>Note: Run once at 
10154= in the 
10155=<i>Note: Run once at 
10156= "Last Day" 
10157=days of each month.</i>
10158=The file in an image file can not be mounted or explored by AOMEI Backupper.
10159=Please select the file(s) you want to copy, and then click "Save As" to continue.
10160=days of each month.</i>
10161=Restore
10162=Backup
10163=Advanced
10164=Schedule backup
10165=Full Backup
10166=Incremental Backup
10167=Differential Backup
10168=Are you sure you want to clean up all history items?
10169=Delete Backup
10170=Check Image
10171=Explore Image
10172=Locate Image
10173=Edit File Backup
10174=Merge Backup
10175=Properties
10176=/nNext run:
10177=My Backup 001/n2012-7-2 16:25:44
10178=New Backup
10179=All Backups
10180=Today
10181=Latest Week
10182=Latest Month
10183=Custom Date
10184=to
10185=Name
10186=Capacity
10187=Used Space
10188=Sub Folder
10189=Exclude Folder
10190=Add
10191=Add Folder
10192=Edit
10193=Delete
10194=Yes
10195=No
10196=Add File
10197=Add Folder
10198=The target path cannot be empty, please specify a target location to copy data.
10199=Sorry, the backup contains "differential backup" versions, \nbut the program only supports to merge "incremental backup" versions, \ndoes not support to merge "differential backup" versions.
10200=Because all versions of this task are full backup, so you don't need to merge them
10201=The backup is only one version (one image file), there is no need to merge.
10202=The program only supports to merge "incremental backup" versions, does not support to merge "differential backup" versions, so the list box only shows "incremental backup" versions which are about to be merged.
10203=Capacity
10204=Used Space
10205=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10206=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10207=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10208=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10209=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10210=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10211=<b>AOMEI Backupper</b>
10212=Website: <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/?adb>http://www.backup-utility.com</a><br/>Email: <a href=mailto:support@aomeitech.com>support@aomeitech.com</a><br/><br/>Copyright (c) AOMEI Tech, 2009-2016. <br/>All rights reserved.
10213=The program does not support to save the merged image file to a network path, \nwe suggest you to save it to local drive, and then copy to the network.
10214=The computer will be restarted automatically in %1 seconds. You could click OK to restart immediately or click Cancel to stop the countdown.
10215=This backup location contains differential or full backups which cannot be merged. Only incremental backups can be merged to create a new full backup.
10216=Share or NAS path:
10217=Username:
10218=Password:
10219=Display Name:
10220=Anonymous
10221=Link Error!
10222=Share or NAS device
10223=Type
10224=Set IP
10225=Remove
10226=Edit
10227=username
10228=password
10229=Folder
10230=file
10231=Here, you can select a folder in the right list box, and click OK to confirm.
10232=Here, you can select a file in the right list box, and click OK to confirm.
10233=Choose the compression level for a backup. The higher level will make a smaller image file, but the backup time is longer.
10234=Normal
10235=High
10236=Data will not be compressed, so this may significantly increase the size of image file.
10237=Data will be moderately compressed. (Recommended compression level).
10238=Maximum data compression will take a long time to create a backup.
10239=Intelligent Sector Backup(Recommended)
10240=Make an Exact Backup
10241=Only back up the used sectors of file systems, and this will reduce the size of image file and backup time.
10242=Sector by sector backup, and this will backup all sectors of disks or partitions whether used or not.
10243=Enable encryption for backups
10244=Type Password:
10245=Confirm Password:
10246=Write a comment for your current operation. Once you need to find it, a unique comment could help you distinguish it from others. For example:"Full backup of system partition"
10247=VSS is a backup technique which is provided by Microsoft. It allows the program to back up data without interrupting operations in progress. If you don't use VSS, the program will automatically use AOMEI's built-in technique in order to backup without interrupting and restarting computer.
10248=Use AOMEI's built-in technique to backup without interrupting.
10249=Use VSS(Recommended)
10250=Specify the way of splitting a large image file into multiple smaller image files during the process of backup.
10251=Automatic(Recommended)
10252=Choose a predetermined size
10253=Custom size
10254=Comments
10255=Compression
10256=Encryption
10257=Splitting
10258=Intelligent Sector
10259=Check Imgess
10260=Save to global settings
10261=<b>Encryption: </b>The password is empty or inconsistent.
10262=The maximum length of a comment is 2048 characters.
10263=<b>Splitting: </b>The minimum image file size is 50MB.
10264=Enable Disk Space Management
10265=Do not delete the image file of the first backup during disk space management.
10266=When it exceeds
10267=Automatically delete the previous
10268=versions of obsolete image file after
10269=after the next backup finishes.
10270=automatically deleted only after the next backup finishes.
10271=Day(s)
10272=Week(s)
10273=Month(s)
10274=Year(s)
10275=Enter the license code:
10276=<b>Expiration Notice:</b><br>The expired version only supports backup operation, while the restore and other operations are no longer available. You can upgrade to full version now or later when you need to perform restore or other operations.
10277=Please waiting...
10278=Register
10279=         Buy Now
10280=Registration successful.
10281=Invalid license code.
10282=Always check for update at startup
10283=The latest version is checking...
10284=The check is complete.
10285=Information
10286=Failed to connect web server, please detect your internet connection.
10287=Failed to connect web server.
10288=Enter comments here (Optional):
10289=Backup all files
10290=No files need to be excluded
10291=No folders need to be excluded
10292=NAS Connecting...
10293=Files
10294=  Skip(180)
10295=Restart Mode Backup
10296=Retry
10297=Rename
10298=Skip
10299=Restart Mode Restore
10301=Retry
10302=The above files are being used by other programs, so is unable to backup them. Please click the following button to continue.
10303=The above files are being used by other programs, so is unable to overwrite them. Please click the following button to continue.
10304=  Skip(
10305=Files
10306=Folders
10307=Folder to backup
10308=File Inclusion Mask
10309=File Exclusion Mask
10310=Folder Exclusion Mask
10311=Enter folder name of full/partial path.Wildcards are supported. Separate multiple entries with a smail-colon e.g c:\temp;temp;*\temp;temp* 
10312=Include subfolders
10313=Exclude hidden files and folders
10314=Exclude system files and folders
10315=Specify the files that you need to backup. \nWildcards are supported and separate multiple masks with semi-colon \n(*.doc;*.xls;*.ppt).
10316=Specify the files that you need to exclude. \nWildcards are supported and separate multiple masks with semi-colon \n(*.temp;*.temp;*.bak;*~*).
10317=Specify the folders that you need to exclude. \nWildcards are supported and separate multiple masks with semi-colon \n(*temp;temp*).
10318=Filter settings
10319=If you want to backup/sync all files in the %1: drive, for faster, we highly suggest you to use the "Partition Backup" function to accomplish it.
10320=Compression
10321=Splitting
10322=Intelligent Sector
10323=VSS
10324=Reset all settings
10325=<b>Splitting: </b>The minimum image file size is 50MB.
10326=IP address:
10327=Subnet mask:
10328=Gateway:
10329=Preferred DNS server:
10330=Alternative DNS server:
10331=Obtain an IP address automatically.
10332=Specify an IP address.
10333=Obtain DNS server address automatically.
10334=Specify DNS server address.
10335=Username:
10336=Password:
10337=IP Settings
10338=Anonymous
10339=<b>Network Path:</b>
10340=Input Password:
10341=Input Comments:
10342=The password is incorrect!
10343=Copy without resizing partitions.
10344=Fit all partitions to entire disk.
10345=Edit the partitions on this disk.
10346= You could select a partition on the disk panel, and then resize/move it.
10347=Create As:
10348=Drive Letter:
10349=Logical Partition
10350=Primary Partition
10351=<b>Partition size:</b>
10352=Unallocated space before it:
10353=Unallocated space after it:
10354=None
10355=The number of primary partitions on this disk are too much. You can use AOMEI Partition Assistant to convert one of primary partitions on this destination disk to logical partition, and retry.
10356=The operation cannot continue, we suggest you again open the window and reset the parameters. You could change the size of the system partition, but don't change the start location of the system partition.
10357=Disk%1
10358=Volume
10359=Dynamic
10360=Always check for update at startup
10361=Current version: <b>3.5</b>
10362=Latest version: <b>%1.%2.%3</b>
10363=View More
10364=Simple
10365=Spanned
10366=Striped (RAID0)
10367=Mirrored (RAID1)
10368=RAID5
10369=Bitlocker Encrypted
10370=Unformatted
10371=Other
10372=Unallocated
10373=Unknown
10374=New Version
10375=The current version is the latest.
10376=Info
10377=Unknown Error.
10378=The operation has been completed successfully.
10379=Unmount drive letter fail, please reboot and retry.
10380=Failed to assign a drive letter for the volume, please manually add a drive letter for the volume by disk management.
10381=Dismount the volume fail, the program cannot process the volume, please reboot and retry.
10382=Failed to lock the volume, please reboot and retry.
10383=Failed to unlock the volume, please reboot to access the volume by Explorer
10384=The partition table on the disk was updated fail as other programs locked the partition table, please close other programs and retry.
10385=Timeout to allocate GUID for changing drive letter, please reboot and retry
10386=Partition table overlap & the following operations will stop. Reboot computer recommended.
10387=Not enough memory, please close and re-run the program and try agian, or you could reboot computer and release more memory to retry.
10388=Failed to open disk.
10389=The operation has been cancelled.
10390=Invalid parameter.
10391=Failed to read sector (with bad sector).
10392=Failed to write sector (with bad sector).
10393=Failed to open the volume. It may be locked by other programs.
10394=Failed to extend partition by using Windows Control Code, please reboot and retry.
10395=Some bad sectors exist in FAT table.
10396=Certain bad sector exists in DBR.
10397=Error in DBR parameters. Failed to initialize DBR. Or, failed to read and write disk sector.
10398=Failed to initialize $MFT file due to error in file system. Please amend it by using CHKDSK.EXE in CMD to retry.
10399=Failed to initialize MFT:BITMAP file due to error in file system. Please amend it by using CHKDSK.EXE in CMD to retry.
10400=Failed to read the file record, there are some physical bad clustes on the disk.
10401=Failed to initialize the DATARUNLIST, please try to use chkdsk.exe in command prompt to fix and retry.
10402=Failed to get BadClus info, please try to use chkdsk.exe in command prompt to fix and retry.
10403=Too many fragment files on the volume needs to be defragged.
10404=Failed to initialize FILE RECORD due to error in file system. Please amend it by using CHKDSK.EXE in CMD to retry. 
10405=Failed to write the file record, there are some physical bad clustes on the disk.
10406=The file record is invalid in MFT, please try to use chkdsk.exe in command prompt to fix and retry.
10407=The feature on the NTFS can not be supported by the program yet.
10408=Update configuration file fail.
10409=Update registry fail. Allow writing to registry when antivirus software block.
10410=No operations available.
10411=Partition/disk environment has changed and not consistent. Please reboot to retry.
10412=No partitions need to be processed.
10413=Failed to set partition label. You can use Computer->Explorer to set.
10414=Failed to load driver, please reinstall the software and retry.
10415=Failed to update ARC number.
10416=Failed to update boot.ini.
10417=No drive letter to assign partition because letter C-Z already being used.
10418=Error in the process of evaluating if the boot.ini exists.
10419=Error in the process of evaluating if the BCD file exists.
10420=Failed to update drive letter, please manually set a drive letter for the volume by disk management.
10421=Invalid file system when convert FAT to NTFS.
10422=Fail in the process of converting FAT to NTFS.
10423=Fail in the process of converting FAT to NTFS. Please reboot to retry.
10424=Error in FAT file system. Please amend it before retry.
10425=Please release more free space before converting from FAT to NTFS.
10426=Unknown error in the process of converting FAT to NTFS.
10427=Please convert to NTFS separately in Windows GUI.
10428=Failed to update BCD file. Please use Windows Installation CD to amend it.
10429=Failed to copy files from one partition to another.
10430=Failed to copy encrypted files (EFS) from one partition to another. There are some EFS encrypted files on this partition, please first decrypt before merging.
10431=A single file is too large, not enough disk space to accommodate the single file.
10432=Some files or folders can not be accessed and failed to delete them.
10433=Failed to get volume GUID. Please reboot computer and retry.
10434=Some files or folders can not be accessed when enumerating a directory. You could open the installation directory of the program, then open a "log" folder to find out which files can not be accessed, and then manually cut and paste the files to other partitions.
10435=Failed to create a directory when merging partitions.
10436=Failed to initialize this disk.
10437=Total sectors too large & exceed the file system allowed capacity.
10438=Total clusters too large & exceed the file system allowed capacity.
10439=Failed to write reserved DBR because of bad sectors.
10440=Failed to write FAT table 1 due to bad sectors.
10441=Failed to write FAT table 2 due to bad sectors.
10442=Failed to write root directory due to bad sectors.
10443=Operation failed due to too many bad sectors.
10444=Not enough space in disk.
10445=Failed to format NTFS due to too many bad clusters.
10446=Failed to write DBR (with bad cluster).
10447=Failed to update $MFT file (with bad cluster).
10448=Failed to update $ROOT file (with bad cluster).
10449=Failed to update $BITMAP file (with bad cluster).
10450=Failed to update some fixed location (with bad cluster).
10451=Operation failed. Please reserve more free space into the current partition.
10452=Not enough reserve space. Please make big enough available space for target partition. If you have checked the "Align partition to optimize for SSD" option, uncheck it please and try again because this option will adjust partition accordingly and may cause this error.
10453=Invalid function or function call.
10454=Invalid parameter.
10455=Uninitialized component or function cell.
10456=Failed to open file.
10457=Failed to create file.
10458=Failed to read file.
10459=Failed to write file.
10460=Invalid image file. This file may be not complete or has been damaged, or it does not match with the current software version.
10461=Not enough memory to process this command.
10462=The size of the file is more than the default or the allowed maximum value.
10463=Element not found.
10464=Element not found or the image file not found.
10465=No more data is available.
10466=Failed to encode the backup data.
10467=Failed to decode the backup data.
10468=Invalid password.
10469=Failed to delete the file.
10470=Failed to create VSS snapshot.
10471=Failed to open VSS service.
10472=Failed to initialize VSS service.
10473=The operation has been cancelled.
10474=The information of the specified image already exists.
10475=Find no unused space to store temporary files.
10476=The source partition or volume can not be backed up sector by sector.
10477=Failed to adjust partition size.
10478=Unknown file system.
10479=Failed to get the Bitmap.
10480=All partitions that need to be backed up have not been found.
10481=The version of the image file does not support.
10482=Failed to explore or preview the image.
10483=Failed to detach the explored image file.
10484=IO command error.
10485=IO error: the disk contains bad sectors.
10486=The files are in use.
10487=Missing image files.
10488=In the task, no partitions can be backed up.
10489=The specified device is unable to be burned.
10490=Failed to import previous sessions.
10491=Failed to burn to disc.
10492=The specified file already exists.
10493=The program is unable to create the new file in this selected path.
10494=Timeout on creating VSS snapshot.
10495=There is not enough space on the disk.
10496=The specified configuration is missing or dismatch, please try again.
10497=The backup driver works improperly, you could restart the computer to solve the problem.
10498=Failed to add boot configuration, cannot enter Restart Mode. Please make a bootable disc by clicking "Utilities" -> "Create Bootable Media" and boot from a CD/DVD to realize the restore operation.
10499=Failed to create the bootable ISO image.
10500=Failed to create the Windows PE bootable ISO image, the operation cannot proceed. Please try to make the Windows PE bootable ISO image by clicking "Utilities" -> "Create Bootable Media"
10501=UEFI Restore Note: your system is UEFI boot (not MBR boot), so you need to use AOMEI's bootable media to realize the restore operation. Go to Utilities -> Create Bootable Media and make a bootable CD or USB media, and then use the bootable media to boot your computer to complete the restore task. For more information, please refer to UEFI restore: http://www.backup-utility.com/features/UEFI-restore.html
10502=Because the system partition exists in a dynamic disk or the image file exists in a dynamic volume, you need to make a bootable CD and boot computer from the bootable CD, and then restore data in the image file. Or you can go to Utilities -> Create Bootable Media and make a Windows PE bootable CD (not Linux Bootable CD) and try again. For more information, please refer to FAQ: http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html
10503=Because the image file exists in a share/NAS network, you need to make a bootable CD and boot computer from the bootable CD and then add the share/NAS to AOMEI Backupper in order to realize the restore operation. For more information, please refer to FAQ: http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html
10504=In the Linux bootable disc, the primary partition cannot be restored to the middle of the logical partitions; you could restore the partition to other place for solving the problem. For more information, please refer to FAQ: http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html
10505=Because the system partition exists in a dynamic disk, you need to make a bootable CD and boot computer from the bootable CD, and then clone disks or partitions. Or you can go to Utilities -> Create Bootable Media and make a Windows PE bootable CD (not Linux Bootable CD) and try again. For more information, please refer to FAQ: http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html
10506=UEFI Restore Note: your system is UEFI boot (not MBR boot), so you need to use AOMEI's bootable media to realize the clone operation. Go to Utilities -> Create Bootable Media and make a bootable CD or USB media, and then use the bootable media to boot your computer to complete the clone task. For more information, please refer to UEFI restore: http://www.backup-utility.com/features/UEFI-restore.html
10507=Failed to backup
10508=Failed to recovery
10509=Failed to open file
10510=The destination path is not writable, please select a new path.
10511=The soucre path may contain non-English characters, we suggest you to perform the restore operation under Windows PE or Windows system. Or the destination path may contain non-English characters, or the destination path may not be written, select other paths to try.
10512=Single file is too big. The target file system does not support, please change other location and try again. (Because FAT12 supports single file up to 32MB, FAT16 and FAT32 support up to 4GB, maybe this cause error. So we suggest you restore to NTFS, EXFAT or other file system that support much bigger single file.)
10513=There's no need to backup the file or directory.
10514=The destination path is too long, please restore to original location or change a shorter path and try again.
10515=Sorry, Windows AIK/ADK is not installed on your system, so the program can not enter the Restart Mode to perform the backup operation. Please download and install Windows AIK/ADK and try again. For more information, please refer to: http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik.html
10516=In Windows PE, it is meaningless to restore data to a RAW disk. We suggest you to re-select a path to restore.
10517=Editing the destination path does not support to change the \nsaved location of the task from one network to another network path. We suggest you changing it to local path or re-create a new task. 
10518=Invalid network path or sharing service has been disabled. Please check whether the network is accessible and whether the sharing service of the target computer exists, and then try again. 
10519=Error
10520=Sorry, the current program has occurred unknown error! If it always shows the errors, there is a called "log" folder and a Crash.dmp file in the installation directory of the program, you could send them to support@aomeitech.com to get help, thanks!
10521=Information
10522=AOMEI Backupper does not support to run on your OS.
10523=AOMEI Backupper can only run under administrator privileges!
10524=The software can not be run on the safe mode of Windows.
10525=To ensure the interface appearance, we recommend that you adjust the DPI to 96(100%).
10526=Error
10527=Failed to load disks!
10528=AOMEI Backupper is being run.
10529=Welcome to AOMEI Backupper
10530=All backups are listed here.
10531=Backup Management
10532=          Create\n       New Backup
10533=Day 0 of 15 - Click here to register, please.
10534=AOMEI Backupper Trial has expired, please click this button to buy the full version, thank you.
10535=Standard
10536=Beta
10537=Standard
10538=Professional
10539=Server
10540=Technician
10541=Standard
10542=Probation
10543=Day 
10544= of 30 - Click here to register, please.
10545=Day 
10546= of 30 - Click here to register, please.
10547= Register
10548=Home
10549=Backup
10550=Restore
10551=Clone
10552=Utilities
10553=Failed to open the backup task.
10554=Input Password
10555=CD/DVD backup can not be set as a schedule task.
10556=Unable to get the backup information because the image file does not exist, or it cannot be accessed. If the backup task has never been run, you need to execute the backup task firstly.
10557=Schedule Task
10558=The schedule task will start automatically in %1 seconds. You could click OK to start immediately or click Cancel to cancel this task.
10559=Schedule Backup
10560=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10561=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'
10562=  Need to erase the disc, press 'Yes' to preceed, or press 'No' to exit.
10563=Reload Disks
10564=Reload Disk...
10565=Delete Backup
10566=Only delete this backup task.
10567=Delete both the backup task and its image file.
10568=Input Password:
10569=Please input the password.
10570=The password is incorrect!
10571=Failed to delete the image file of the backup.
10572=The action can't be completed because the file is open in System. Close the file and try again!
10573=Failed to delete the image file of the backup.
10574=Loading...
10575=  Yes  
10576=Always Yes
10577=   No
10578=Please select the backup file.
10579=File path:
10580=File name:
10581=File type:
10582=Create New Folder:
10583=Free space:
10584=Add share or NAS device
10585=Remove
10586=Edit
10587= GoTo 
10588=Create
10589=Setting IP
10590=Share or NAS device
10591=select folder  
10592=Purchase
10593=Reload
10594=Help
10595=Settings
10596=Upgrade
10597=Contents
10598=User Manual
10599=Tutorials
10600=Online Help
10601=Check Update
10602=About
10603=Upgrade Backupper
10604=Register
10605=Check Update
10606=About
10607=File Backup/nEasily backup files and folders to an image file.
10608=System Backup/nBackup Windows and create an image of system partition.
10609=Partition Backup/nBackup partitions or dynamic volumes to an image file.
10610=Disk Backup/nBackup hard disks to an image file.
10611=Input Password:
10612=Do you wish to create a Full Backup?
10613=Do you wish to create an incremental backup based on the last backup created 
10614=Do you wish to create a Differential Backup based on Full Backup created 
10615=Comments
10616=Desktop
10617=Libraries
10618=Computer
10619=Time
10620=Back
10621=Start Backup
10622=Partition or Volume Backup
10623=Disk Backup
10624=File Backup
10625=System Backup
10626=1/nStep1/n.
10627=2/nStep2/n
10628=1/nStep1
10629=Add the schedule and start %1 now
10630=Only add the schedule
10631=Comment 
10632=Schedule Off
10633=Backup Options
10634=Scheme
10635=Disk backup 
10636=System backup 
10637=My backup 
10638=Select Disk
10639=Select Partition
10640=The schedule task does not support to backup to CD/DVD.
10641=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10642=The schedule task does not support to backup to CD/DVD.
10643=The disk space on the selected partition may be insufficient.
10644=Scheme
10645=The specified path does not exist or is not writable, please select other writable path.
10646=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10647=Select another location as the destination path./nStep2/n
10648=The specified path does not exist or is not writable, please select other writable path.
10649=The schedule task does not support to backup to CD/DVD.
10650=Schedule
10651=Schedule
10652=The schedule task does not support to backup to CD/DVD.
10653=Backup Settings
10654=Select the destination path to save the backup file./nStep2/nSelect the destination path to save the backup file.
10655=1/nStep1/nSelect the disks you need to backup.
10656=1/nStep1/nSelect the partitions or volumes you need to backup.
10657=Select another location as the destination path./nStep2/n
10658=Select another location as the destination path./nStep2/n
10659=2/nStep2/nSelect the destination path to save the backup file.
10660=The program does not find the system partition.
10661=The program does not support backing up and restoring system partition on a GPT disk yet. The feature will be supported in the next version.
10662=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10663=System Backup
10664=System Backup(
10665=My File Backup
10666=My File Backup(
10667=Disk Backup
10668=Disk Backup(
10669=My Backup
10670=My Backup(
10671=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10672=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10673=The schedule task does not support to backup to CD/DVD.
10674=Please input task name.
10675=A file name can't contain any of the following characters: \/:?"<*>|
10676=The task name or destination path is too long, please choose a shorter one.
10677=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10678=If you are using sector by sector backup, the image file can not be saved to the source partition.
10679=Select a destination disk to clone the source disk to.
10680=Destination Disk
10681=Select a destination place to save the source partition.
10682=Destination Partition
10683=Disk%1
10684=Volume
10685=Dynamic
10686=<b>Note</b>: There may be a boot or system partition on this destination disk, if you clone to the destination disk, this could lead that the existing bootable partition on the destination disk does not boot.
10687=partition on the destination disk does not boot.
10688=<b>Note</b>: The primary partition cannot be restored to the middle of the two logical partitions.
10689=<b>Note</b>: In the Linux bootable disc, the program does not support for restoring or cloning to a GPT disk. We suggest you to create a Windows PE bootable disc and then do the operation under the Windows PE disc. You can click "Utilities" -> "Create Bootable Media" to make a Windows PE bootable disc.
10690=<b>Note</b>: The source volume can not be selected as a destination volume.
10691=<b>Note</b>: Dynamic disk does not support the Bitlocker feature, so this bitlocker volume can not be cloned to dynamic volume.
10692=<b>Note</b>: The source partition can not be selected as a destination partition.
10693=<b>Note</b>: This selected unallocated space is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
10694=<b>Note</b>: There are 4 primary partitions on the disk, so any new partition can not be created here.
10695=<b>Note</b>: This selected destination partition is too small.
10696=<b>Note</b>: This selected destination partition is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
10697=<b>Note</b>: Here can not create new partition, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used for this MBR disk. We suggest you convert the disk to GPT style.
10698=<b>Note</b>: The source disk can not be specified as a destination disk.
10699=<b>Note</b>: The system disk or boot disk can not be specified as a destination disk.
10700=<b>Note</b>: The offline disk can not be selected as a destination disk. Please first turn it to online by using Windows Disk Management Snap-in
10701=<b>Note</b>: This selected disk is too small. Required the disk size at least: %1.
10702=<b>Note</b>: The source disk contains over 3 partitions. Disk Clone only supports to copy 3 partitions at most from GPT disk to MBR disk. You could use Partition Clone to copy the remaining partitions to this destination disk.
10703=After perform the operation, the existing partitions on the destination disk will be overwritten or deleted, so we suggest you to backup them firstly if there are some important data on the destination disk. Are you sure to continue the operation?
10704=After perform the operation, the partition (%1:)  will be overwritten or deleted, so we suggest you to backup it firstly if there are some important data on this partition. Are you sure to continue the operation?
10705=Disk Clone/nClone a hard disk drive to another.
10706=Partition Clone/nClone a partition or volume from one to another.
10707=Select the disk that you wish to clone.
10708=Source Disk
10709=Select the partition that you want to clone.
10710=Source Partition
10711=The empty disk can not be cloned. You could use the freeware, AOMEI Partition Assistant (<font color=blue><a href="http://www.disk-partition.com/"><u>www.disk-partition.com</u></a></font>) to clone an empty disk.
10712=There is no partition to clone. You could use the freeware, AOMEI Partition Assistant (<font color=blue><a href="http://www.disk-partition.com/"><u>www.disk-partition.com</u></a></font>) to create a partition.
10713=Select the destination for the disk image that you wish to restore.
10714=Disk Restore
10715=Select a destination path to restore files.
10716=File Restore
10717=Select the destination for the partition image that you wish to restore.
10718=Partition Restore
10719=Start Restore
10720=Restore to original location.
10721=Restore to a new location.
10722=Browse
10723=Restore NTFS permissions.
10724=Replace existing files.
10725=To maintain the original permission rights for the files or folders, \nwe suggest you to check the option. \nNote: NTFS permissions can only be restored to NTFS formatted drives.
10726=<b>Note</b>: We suggest you to restore the system partition to the first partition or the first available area on the target disk. Otherwise, the system could not boot from the target disk.
10727=<b>Note</b>: There may be a boot or system partition on this destination disk, if you restore the operating system in the backup file to the destination disk, this could lead that the existing bootable partition on the destination disk does not boot.
10728=<b>Note</b>: The selected disk contains the image file that is being restored, so it can not be set as a destination disk.
10729=<b>Note</b>: The offline disk can not be selected as a destination disk. Please first turn it to online by using Windows Disk Management Snap-in
10730=<b>Note</b>: This selected disk is too small. Required the disk size at least: %1.
10731=<b>Note</b>: The primary partition cannot be restored to the middle of the two logical partitions.
10732=<b>Note</b>: The selected partition contains the image file that is being restored, so it can not be set as a destination partition.
10733=<b>Note</b>: The program does not support backing up and restoring system partition on a GPT disk yet. The feature will be supported in the next version.
10734=<b>Note</b>: In the Linux bootable disc, the program does not support for restoring or cloning to a GPT disk. We suggest you to create a Windows PE bootable disc and then do the operation under the Windows PE disc. You can click "Utilities" -> "Create Bootable Media" to make a Windows PE bootable disc.
10735=<b>Note</b>: Cannot restore a bitlocker volume to dynamic volumes.
10736=<b>Note</b>: This selected volume is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
10737=<b>Note</b>: In the Linux bootable disc, the program does not support for restoring or cloning to a GPT disk. We suggest you to create a Windows PE bootable disc and then do the operation under the Windows PE disc. You can click "Utilities" -> "Create Bootable Media" to make a Windows PE bootable disc.
10738=<b>Note</b>: There are 4 primary partitions on the disk, so any new partition can not be created here.
10739=<b>Note</b>: Here can not create new partition, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used for this MBR disk. We suggest you convert the disk to GPT style.
10740=<b>Note</b>: The number of primary partitions on this disk are too much. You can use AOMEI Partition Assistant to convert one of primary partitions on this destination disk to logical partition, and retry.
10741=<b>Note</b>: There are 4 primary partitions on the disk, so any new partition can not be created here.
10742=<b>Note</b>: This selected destination partition is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
10743=<b>Note</b>: Here can not create new partition, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used for this MBR disk. We suggest you convert the disk to GPT style.
10744=The program cannot directly restore data to disc (CD/DVD). \nWe suggest you manually choose other destination path. 
10745=Select Save Folder
10746=<b>Note</b>: The source disk contains over 3 partitions. Disk Restore only supports to restore 3 partitions at most from GPT disk to MBR disk. You could use Partition Restore to restore the remaining partitions to this destination disk.
10747=After perform the operation, the existing partitions on the destination disk will be overwritten or deleted, so we suggest you to backup them firstly if there are some important data on the destination disk. Are you sure to continue the operation?
10748=After perform the operation, the partition (%1:)  will be overwritten or deleted, so we suggest you to backup it firstly if there are some important data on this partition. Are you sure to continue the operation?
10749=Select a disk or partition from the image file.
10750=Image Information
10751=Select the files or folders that you want to restore.
10752=Image Information
10753=Select a partition or volume from the image file.
10754=Image Information
10755=1/n Disk/nSelect a disk in the image file to restore it to original or other disk.
10756=2/n Part/nSelect a partition in the image file to restore it to original or other.
10757=1/n Disk
10758=2/n Part
10759=Capacity
10760=Used Space
10761=Select a task or browse an image to restore.
10762=Restore
10763=2/n Path/nBrowse a path to select an image file and restore data from the file.
10764=System Recovery
10765=Select Image Path
10766=Select a backup time point to restore.
10767=Backup Point
10768=Backup Type
10769=Image Path
10770=Restore system to other location
10771=Input Password:
10772=Full Backup
10773=Incremental Backup
10774=Differential Backup
10775=The program detects the selected backup is a system image, would you like to do a system restore? 
10776=Failed to get the version information of the backup.
10777=System or boot volume cannot be found in the backup image.
10778=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10779=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'
10780=Check Image Files
10781=Select a backup image in the list box.
10782=Next
10783=Check Image Files
10784=Select a backup image in the list box.
10785=2/n Path/nBrowse a path to open the image file that need to be checked.
10786=Merge Image Files
10787=Select a task that multiple image files to merge.
10788=2/n Path/nBrowse a path to open the image file that need to be merged.
10789=image(*.adi;*.afi)\0*.adi;*.afi\0\0
10790=Open Image
10791=Unable to get the backup information because the image file does not exist, or it cannot be accessed. If the backup task has never been run, you need to execute the backup task firstly.
10792=In the list box, 
10793=all versions of the backup task will be merged into one.
10794=Backup Point
10795=Backup Type
10796=Created Time
10797=Image Path
10798=Input Password:
10799=Full Backup
10800=Incremental Backup
10801=Differential Backup
10802=Select a backup time point to explore.
10803=The program cannot mount/explore the image files in the disc (CD/DVD). We suggest you copy them to local drive or external storage device to mount. 
10804=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10805=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'
10806=Please insert the disc '%1' with '%2' inside and press 'Yes'
10807=Select a backup time point to explore.
10808=Save the Image File
10809=Proceed
10810=Save to original directory.
10811=Save to a new location.
10812=New location,Choose a new location for the restored files.
10813=Create a task item for this merging operation.
10814=New Task Name:
10815=Merge_
10816=Open Directory		
10817=The merged image file cannot be saved in the disc (CD/DVD), \nplease re-select a location to save.
10818=Please input task name.
10819=A file name can't contain any of the following characters: \/:?"<*>|
10820=Assign drive letters for partitions in the image file to explore it in My Computer.
10821=Explore Image
10822=You could view the files and folders in the image file and click Save As to extract them.
10823=Disk/Partition
10824=File System
10825=Capacity
10826= Letter
10827=Path
10828=Created Time:
10829=Save As
10830=<b>Note</b>: There are some partitions which are unable to be recognized by Windows such as Ext2, Ext3, Ext4 and Unformatted partition. They can not be explored and the program does not support to show them in the above list box.
10831=There are not available drive letters that can be allocated.
10832=The program cannot directly copy data to disc (CD/DVD). We suggest you manually choose other destination path. 
10833=Explore image files or detach the virtual partitions from My Computer.
10834=Explore Image or Detach
10835=Select a backup image in the list to explore files in the image
10836=Detach
10837=Explore
10838=Virtual Partitions
10839=Total Size
10840=Used Space
10841=2/n Path/nBrowse a path to open the image file that needs to be explored.
10842=     Detach
10843=     Explore
10844=image(*.adi;*.afi)\0*.adi;*.afi\0\0
10845=Open Image
10846=Check Image/nCheck the data integrity of the backup image.
10847=Create Bootable Media/nMake a bootable rescue media such as a CD/DVD or USB drive.
10848=Explore Image/nMount an image to a virtual partition for browsing via My Computer.
10849=Merge Images/nMerge multiple incremental backups into one.
10850=Windows shell command/nManage files, folders or applications by using CMD.
10851=AOMEI Partition Assistant
10852=AOMEI Dynamic Disk Manager
10853= Finish
10854=Copy to:
10855=Failed to perform the operation when checking or mounting the image.
10856= Finish
10857=Information Code:
10858=After abort the operation, the destination data may be incomplete or inconsistent. Would you like to do this?
10859=Not enough free disk space, please cleanup and press 'Yes' to continue, or press 'No' to exit.
10860=Not enough free disk space in "%1", please cleanup and press 'Yes' to continue, or press 'No' to exit.
10861=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10862=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'
10863=Please insert the last disc of this backup image set and press 'Yes'
10864=Please insert the disc with '%1' inside and press 'Yes'
10865=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10866=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'
10867=Input Username and Password
10868=Indicate the operations that will be executed.
10869=Operation Summary
10870=Edit the size of partition
10871=Sector by sector restore
10872=Sector by sector clone
10873=Align partition to optimize for SSD
10874=It will clone all the sectors no matter it is used or not, \neven if the sector is blank or it is a logically bad sector, \nso it will take longer time.
10875=If your destination disk is a SSD, \nwe highly suggest you to check the option, \nand it will accelerate the reading and  writing speed for solid state drive (SSD).
10876=Edit Partitions
10877=Edit Partition	
10878=Destination Disk	
10879=Edit partitions on the destination disk
10880=Destination Partition
10881=Edit the size of partition
10882=Start Restore
10883= Start Clone
10884=\nDisk: 
10885= (GPT)
10886=\nDisk Size: 
10887=\nSize: 
10888=  Used: 
10889=&Cancel backup
10890=&Quit application
10891=&Show application
10892=S&how progress
10893=File Backup Progress
10894=System Backup Progress
10895=Disk Backup Progress
10896=Partition Backup Progress
10897=Scheduled Backup Progress
10898=File Restore Progress
10899=System Restore Progress
10900=Disk Restore Progress
10901=Partition Restore Progress
10902=Disk Clone Progress
10903=Partition Clone Progress
10904=On completion
10905=Finish
10906=Backup to:
10907=Backup Operation\n
10908=AOMEI Backupper has performed a backup
10909= on 
10910=Failed to perform the operation when checking or mounting the image.
10911=Are you sure to cancel the operation?
10912=After abort the operation, the destination data may be incomplete or inconsistent. Would you like to do this?
10913=Backup Operation\n
10914=Backup Operation\n
10915=Information
10916=Backup rogress:
10917=S&how state dialog
10918= Finish
10919=  Quit
10920=Finish.		
10921=The operation has been cancelled.
10922=Information Code:
10923=Information Code:
10924=&Hide application
10925=&Show application
10926=H&ide progress
10927=S&how progress
10928=H&ide progress
10929=S&how progress
10930=&Hide application
10931=H&ide progress
10932=&Show application
10933=H&ide progress
10934=S&how progress
10935=Files in use
10936=The program is preparing for Restart Mode. After complete the preparation, the computer will be restarted automatically and enter into this Restart Mode. If the program is unable to restart the computer or failed to enter into "Restart Mode", you could see FAQ to solve the problem.
10937=The current operation needs to be completed in a Restart Mode. Click 'Yes' to restart the computer or click 'No' to cancel.
10938=Some drive(s) are being in use now, so the current operation can not be completed. Would you like to close these programs that are running on these drives and then proceed?\n\nIf you click 'No', the program will prompt the operation will be realized under a Restart Mode.
10939=Some drive(s) (%1) are being in use now, so the current operation can not be completed. Would you like to close these the programs that are running on these drives and then proceed?\n\nIf you click 'No', the program will prompt the operation will be realized under a Restart Mode.
10940=Not enough free disk space, please cleanup and press 'Yes' to continue, or press 'No' to exit.
10941=Not enough free disk space in "%1", please cleanup and press 'Yes' to continue, or press 'No' to exit.
10942=Please insert writable media then press 'Yes'
10943=Please mark the disc with label '%1', insert another writable media then press 'Yes'.
10944=Need to erase the disc, press 'Yes' to proceed, or press 'No' to exit.
10945=Your Account
10946=Go Back
10947=Continue
10948=&Next
10949=Commit
10950=Done
10951=Help
10952=Please select a folder you want to %1, and then click "OK" to continue.
10953=The path selected is unable to be accessed, please re-select a valid path.
10954=There is a path which is too long in File Inclusion Mask, \nplease modify the path to a shorter one.
10955=There is a path which is too long in File Exclusion Mask, \nplease modify the path to a shorter one.
10956=There is a path which is too long in Folder Exclusion Mask, \nplease modify the path to a shorter one.
10957=The subnet mask you entered is incorrect
10958=Incorrect IP Address.
10959=IP address is incorrect.
10960=Network adapter not found.
10961=The length of the password must be less than 64 characters.
10962=The number of files you selected has reached 2000, which is excessive. We suggest you copy all the files to one folder, and then backup this folder. For more information, please read FAQ.
10963=Failed to edit the task, please try again.
10964=Set successfully.
10965=Failed to set.
10966=The Display Name already exists, please use other name.
10967=Because the original location of the file is in the disc (CD/DVD), \nso you cannot restore to its original location. \nPlease re-select a location as destination path to restore.
10968=Restoring files from a network to another is not supported yet. Namely, the source and destination locations for restore cannot be simultaneously on the network.
10969=The target path cannot be empty,\nplease specify a target location to restore data.
10970=The item you selected has been already added in the list. Don't need to add again.
10971=Two identical DNS not allowed
10972=The subnet mask is invalid.
10973=User name cannot be empty.
10974=Now in process of system restore.
10975=The image file is inaccessible because its directory structure is too deep or the destination path is too long.
10976=The path to long.
10977=Add share or NAS device error.
10978=Please select the file(s) you want to restore, and then click "Next" to continue.
10979=Not found image.
10980=The image files are stored in the disc (CD/DVD). \nThe program does not support merging image files in the disc.
10981=the next backup finishes.
10982=Buy Now
10983=Task Name 
10984=Comment 
10985=Ok(180)
10986=The above files are being used by other programs, so is unable to backup them. Please click the following button to continue.\n\nRestart Mode Backup: (Recommended) The program will restart computer and enter the Restart Mode (Windows PE Mode) to complete this backup automatically.\nRetry: After close other programs to release the occupation of the files and click Retry.\nSkip: If you do not want to backup the above files, click Skip to ignore them.\nCancel: Cancel this backup operation.
10987=The above files are being used by other programs, so is unable to overwrite them. Please click the following button to continue.\n\nRestart Mode Restore: The program will restart computer and enter the Restart Mode to complete this restore automatically.\nRename: Rename the files with the same name.\nSkip: If you do not want to overwrite the above files, click Skip to ignore them.\nRetry: After close other programs to release the occupation of the files and click Retry.
10988=OK(
10989=
10990=      Back
10991=      Next
10992=  Need to erase the disc, press 'Yes' to proceed, or press 'No' to exit.
10993=Clear all item
10994=
10995=  Add
10996=
10997=Edit %1
10998=
10999=Here is a description of the backup task.
11000=The program is unable to connect to the network. Please enter the correct credentials and check that your network is functioning correctly.
11001=The caller does not have access to the network resource.
11002=The local device specified is already connected to a network resource.
11003=The type of local device and the type of network resource do not match. 
11004=The value specified is invalid.
11005=The value specified is not acceptable to any network resource provider, either because the resource name is invalid, or because the named resource cannot be located.
11006=The user profile is in an incorrect format.
11007=The value specified does not match any provider.
11008=The router or provider is busy, possibly initializing. The caller should retry.
11009=The attempt to make the connection was cancelled by the user through a dialog box from one of the network resource providers, or by a called resource.
11010=The system is unable to open the user profile to process persistent connections.
11011=An entry for the device specified is already in the user profile.
11012=A network-specific error occurred. Call the WNetGetLastError function to obtain a description of the error.
11013=The specified password is invalid.
11014=The operation cannot be performed because a network component is not started or because a specified name cannot be used.
11015=The network is unavailable.
11016=Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
11017=Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user are not allowed. You could close all previous connections to the server or shared window or log off the computer and try again.
11018=Invalid network path, you need to add a directory name in the network path to access the directory and files under the directory.
11019=This path can not writable, it can not be selected as the destination path.
11020=A specified logon session does not exist. Please detect if there is a directory name behind the network path, such as "\\192.168.0.100\directory_name", not "\\192.168.0.100". If the error still exists, you can reboot and try again.
11021=Failed to access the network path, please check if your username, password, and network path are correct.
11022=Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. Disconnect all previous connections to the server or shared resource and try again.
11023=Invalid network path or sharing service has been disabled. Please check whether the network is accessible and whether the sharing service of the target computer exists, and then try again.
11024=Cannot connect to the remote computer, please check if the target network path is valid.
11025=the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer.
11026=Cannot connect to the remote network path, please check if the target address is valid. (Tips: you can check it by using the ping command.)
11027=AOMEI Scheduler
11028=AOMEI Backupper notification %1(Interaction)
11029=If you need to seek help, \nyou can contact us with the above "Error code" and "Description". 
11030=http://www.backup-utility.com/support.html?ab
11031=Date
11032=Plan name
11033=Operation
11034=Execution result
11035=All Logs
11036=Execution time
11037=Error code
11038=Description
11039=Success
11040=Failed
11041=Cancelled
11042=to
11043=Export/Import configuration
11044=Export
11045=Import
11046=Notifications
11047=The program is copying the files from source path to the new path.
11048=Task Name:
11049=Enable email notification
11050=To configure your mailbox and email server, \nyou can click "Settings" on the title bar and select "Notifications" to configure. \nNote: Notification only applies to backup/sync operations.
11051=Import an image file to backup management.
11052=
11053=Task Profile
11054=Open
11055=This configuration file is invalid.
11056=Failed to export the configuration.
11057=You have not any backup, so there is no task need to be exported.
11058=When the operation is completes successfully.
11059=When the operation fails.
11060=When user interaction is required.
11061=Send email notification to me
11062=E-mail address
11063=Outgoing mail server(SMTP)
11064=Username
11065=Password
11066=Enable email notification
11067=Send for test
11068=Don't use AOMEI SMTP server.
11069=SMTP authentication
11070=Notification settings
11071=Setting up your email configuration information so that you can receive timely notifications about tasks.
11072=To:
11073=SMTP Server:
11074=Port:
11075=AOMEI Backupper test message(%1)
11076=Welcome to use AOMEI Backupper Email Notification. Thank you.
11077=The test email has been sent, you can check your mailbox within 10 minutes.
11078=Sorry, failed to send the test message.
11079=Export/Import Configuration/nImport or export configuration file to manage your backup tasks.
11080=View Logs/nView the records that occur during a backup process.
11081=Check backup integrity on completion
11082=If check the option, after completing the backup, \nthe program will check the data integrity of the backup image to ensure you could successfully recover it.
11083=AOMEI Backupper notification %1(Success)
11084=AOMEI Backupper notification %1(Failed)
11085=The operation is unable to be completed because the selected path is too long.
11086=Hello, <br/><br/>Report of the backup/sync is as follows:<br/>\t\tComputer Name: %1<br/>\t\tPlan Name: %2<br/>\t\tTask Type:%3<br/>\t\tDestination Path:%4<br/>\t\tFile Name:%5<br/>\t\tExecution Result:Success<br/>\t\tError Code:%6<br/>\t\tStarting Time:%7<br/>\t\tFinish Time:%8<br/>\t\tDescription:The operation has been completed successfully.<br/><br/>If you have any question, you can copy the above information and contact us by: support@aomeitech.com<br/><br/>Thank you,<br/>Best Regards,<br/>AOMEI Tech<br/>http://www.backup-utility.com<br/>
11087=Hello, <br/><br/>Report of the backup/sync is as follows:<br/>\t\tComputer Name: %1<br/>\t\tPlan Name: %2<br/>\t\tTask Type:%3<br/>\t\tDestination Path:%4<br/>\t\tFile Name:%5<br/>\t\tExecution Result:Failed<br/>\t\tError Code:%6<br/>\t\tStarting Time:%7<br/>\t\tFinish Time:%8<br/>\t\tDescription:Failed to complete the operation.<br/><br/>If you have any question, you can copy the above information and contact us by: support@aomeitech.com<br/><br/>Thank you,<br/>Best Regards,<br/>AOMEI Tech<br/>http://www.backup-utility.com<br/>
11088=Hello, <br/><br/>Report of the backup/sync is as follows:<br/>\t\tComputer Name: %1<br/>\t\tPlan Name: %2<br/>\t\tTask Type:%3<br/>\t\tDestination Path:%4<br/>\t\tFile Name:%5<br/>\t\tExecution Result:Interactived<br/>\t\tStarting Time:%6<br/>\t\tDescription:User interaction required.<br/><br/>If you have any question, you can copy the above information and contact us by: support@aomeitech.com<br/><br/>Thank you,<br/>Best Regards,<br/>AOMEI Tech<br/>http://www.backup-utility.com<br/>
11089=Don't support to select a CD/DVD path as destination when editing backup, \nPlease make a new task if you need to backup files from CD/DVD.
11090=Export or import all tasks of AOMEI Backupper.
11091=Please at least check one of three items. If you do not want to receive email notification, you can uncheck the "Enable email notification" option.
11092=E-mail address cannot be empty.
11093=E-mail address format is incorrect.
11094=SMTP address cannot be empty.
11095=Username cannot be empty.
11096=Password cannot be empty.
11097=To configure your mailbox and email server, you can click "Settings" on the title bar and select "Notifications" to configure.
11098=If you are unable to receive E-mail notification or test message, please use yourself SMTP server.
11099=the program will re-create a full backup and delete the old backup image files.
11100=If you want to backup the system partition, to ensure bootable after restore, would you like to use the "System Backup" function to realize the operation?
11101=<b>Expiration Notice:</b><br><br>The version has expired and any operations are no longer available. You need to upgrade to full version now to perform these operations.
11102=Loading, please wait...
11103=The format of network path you entered is incorrect. A directory name should be added behind the IP address. For more information, please read FAQ.
11104=Copy
11105=View Logs
11106=Detailed Information
11107=
11108=st 
11109=nd 
11110=rd 
11111=
11112=th 
11113=Encryption:
11114=
11115=
11116=Task Properties
11117=Input username and password.
11118=AOMEI Backupper Settings
11119=Copy %1 Progress
11120=This value [/c] input error.\n
11121=This value [/e] input error.\n
11122=This value [/m] input error.\n
11123=This value [/n] input error.\n
11124=This value [/u] input error.\n
11125=This value [/p] input error.\n
11126=This value [/l] input error.\n
11127=/t Error parameter: the type of device for backup you entered is wrong, please enter "/?" to check the help. \n
11128=Command Line Prompt does not support the operation of backup to disc, you can backup to disc in AOMEI Backupper GUI\n
11129=Error parameter: the disk index you entered is wrong.\n
11130=Command Line Prompt does not support the operation of backup to disc, you can backup to disc in AOMEI Backupper GUI.\n
11131=/d or/n Error parameter: the length of the backup destination path plus the length of the task name must be less than 256 characters.\n
11132=/u or /p Error parameter: the path you entered is not a network path, thus please don't use /u or /p parameter.\n
11133=/n Error parameter: the task name you entered is wrong, please enter again.\n
11134=/e Error parameter: Your password you entered is too long, it must be less than 64 characters.\n
11135=/e Error parameter: the following characters cannot be included in the password: '/'、':'、'*'、'?'、'\'、'<'、'>'、'|'、'"'.\n
11136=/m Error parameter: the minimum size of the splitted file is 50MB and the maximum size is 10485760MB(10TB).\n
11137=/u Error parameter: the length of the username must be less than 128 characters.\n
11138=/p Error parameter: the length of the password must be less than 128 characters.\n
11139=/r Error parameter: the value can only be 0 or 1, please enter \"/?\" to check the help.\n
11140=The disk number you entered is wrong, cannot find any disk matches with the number you entered.\n
11141=\n\nDrive\t\tSize\t Use Space\n
11142=/p Error parameter: for backup type such as inc, dif, full, the password you entered is wrong.\n
11143=There's another AOMEI Backupper program running right now. \nYou need to close it before launching the Command Line Prompt of AOMEI Backupper.\n
11144=/d The save path error.\n
11145=Failed to connect with NAS device. You may try to connect with NAS device in AOMEI Backupper GUI.\n
11146=/s Error parameter: for backup types such as inc, dif, full, the image file path you entered is wrong.\n
11147=\nBackup file at: [ %ws ].\n
11148=\nThe operation has been completed successfully.\n\n
11149=\nInformation Code:%ws\n
11150=AOMEI Backupper Command Line Prompt\n
11151=Copyright (C) 2009-2016 AOMEI Tech.\n\n
11152=EXIT\t\t-Exit AOMEI Backupper
11153={}\t\t\t\t\t -Required command or parameter.\n[]\t\t\t\t\t -Optional command or parameter.\n\nFor create a new backup, the required parameters are: \n  {/b}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the type of the backup, it could be one of the following:\n\t\t\t\t\t  new;inc;dif;full ("new" means a new backup,"inc" means an\n\t\t\t\t\t  incremental backup,"dif" means a differential backup,"full" means a\n\t\t\t\t\t  full backup).\n  {/t}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the type of the target device for backup,it could be one of\n\t\t\t\t\t  the following: system disk part("system" means to backup the system\n\t\t\t\t\t  partition,"disk" means to backup the disk, "part" means to backup\n\t\t\t\t\t  the partition).\n  {/s}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the backup source.For disk backup,it could be the number\n\t\t\t\t\t  of the disk,like: /s 0;For partition backup,it could be the drive\n\t\t\t\t\t  letter of the partition,like /s c,If the partition does not have\n\t\t\t\t\t  an assigned drive letter,it could be the number of the partition,\n\t\t\t\t\t  like /s "0:1".\n  {/d}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the location of the backup to save an image file, it's\n\t\t\t\t\t  a path.\n\nFor incremental and differential backup, the required parameters are:\n  {/b}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the type of the backup, it could be one of the following:\n\t\t\t\t\t  new;inc;dif;full ("new" means a new backup,"inc" means an\n\t\t\t\t\t  incremental backup,"dif" means a differential backup,"full" means a\n\t\t\t\t\t  full backup).\n  {/s}\t\t\t\t\t -Specify the target of incremental backup or differential backup.\n\t\t\t\t\t  It's the path of the ISO file, like /s "D:\Backup\Ab.adi".\n\nThe following are some optional parameters:\n  [/n]\t\t\t\t\t -Assign a name for the backup to distinguish it from the others.\n  [/c]\t\t\t\t\t -The compression level of the image file could be one of the\n\t\t\t\t\t  following:0 1 2 ("0" means no \n\t\t\t\t\t  compression,"1" means moderate compression level,"2" means a\n\t\t\t\t\t  high compression level).\n  [/e]\t\t\t\t\t -Encrypt the image file,like /e "123",it means "123" will be the\n\t\t\t\t\t  password of the image file.\n  [/u]\t\t\t\t\t -If you choose to backup to network,and the username and password \n\t\t\t\t\t  are required to access the network.You may set up the username by\n\t\t\t\t\t  using this parameter, like /u "admin".\n  [/p]\t\t\t\t\t -If you choose to backup to network,and the username and password\n\t\t\t\t\t  are required to access the network.You may set up the password by\n\t\t\t\t\t  using this parameter, like /p "123456".\n  [/m]\t\t\t\t\t -Split a large image file into several small files,here you can\n\t\t\t\t\t  specify the maximum size of the file in MB. Like /m 500.\n  [/r]\t\t\t\t\t -Backup the disk and partition in a sector-by-sector way or not,it\n\t\t\t\t\t  could be decided by one of these two parameters: 0 1. \n  exit\t\t\t\t\t -Exit command\n\nExample:\nBackup the system: \n  AMBackup /b new /t system /d "D:\Sys" /n "Backup System"\nBackup disk 0:\n  AMBackup /b new /t disk /s 0 /d "D:\Disk" /n "Backup Disk0"\nBackup disk 0 and 1:\n  AMBackup /b new /t disk /s 0 /s 1 /d "D:\Disk" /n "Backup Two Disks"\nBackup partition E:\n  AMBackup /b new /t part /s E /d "D:\Part" /n "Backup Part E"\nBackup partition E,F and G:\n  AMBackup /b new /t part /s E /s F /s G /d "D:\Part" /n "Backup Parts"\n\nIncremental backup:\n  AMBackup /b inc /s "D:\Sys\System.adi"\nDifferential backup:\n  AMBackup /b dif /s "D:\Sys\System.adi"\nBackup to the shared network:\n  AMBackup /b new /t part /s E \n  /d "\\192.168.0.100\Share\Imgfile.adi" /n "BackupToShare" /u "admin" /p "123456"\n\nFor more examples, please visit http://www.backup-utility.com/help/command.html\n\n
11154=AOMEI Backupper can only run under administrator privileges!\n
11155=You've entered a wrong command format, please enter "/?" to check the help.\n
11156=The parameters you entered is duplicate, please enter "/?" to check the help.\n
11157=Be out of disk.\n
11158=/s Error parameter: the drive letter you entered is wrong.\n
11159=/c Error parameter: the compression level can only be 0,1,2, please enter "/?" to check the help.\n
11160=The image has been encrypted, please enter a password.\n
11161=Partition\tDrive\tType\t\tPartition Size\t Use Space\n
11162=Disk\t\tSize\t\t\tType\n
11163=This value [/b] input error.\n
11164=This value [/t] input error.\n
11165=This value [/s] input error.\n
11166=This value [/d] input error.\n
11167=Example:
11168=From start time
11169=CD Drive--650
11170=CD Drive--700
11171=FAT32--4096
11172=DVD Drive--4812
11173=ZIP-100 Disk Drive--100
11174=
11175=http://www.backup-utility.com/features/?adb
11176=http://www.backup-utility.com/purchase.html?adb
11177=http://www.backup-utility.com/help/?adb
11178=Backup is initializing...
11179=http://www.backup-utility.com/upgrade-std.html?adb
11180=http://www.backup-utility.com/purchase.html?adb
11181=\r[Total:%d%c, Sub:%d%c] [%s]
11182=Local Volume
11183=Please select a disk as new location for system.
11184=<b>Note</b>: Unable to clone to current system partition, please choose other location.
11185=<b>Note</b>: Currently, only support system partition clone and restoration between the same type of disks (MBR or GPT), please ensure the destination disk has the same type with the source disk. And, we're going release new version to solve this problem.
11186=System Clone/nClone or migrate your system to SSD or other disk.
11187=Unable to support cloning the system drive on a dynamic disk.
11188=Unable to perform system clone because the boot and system partition were not found.
11189=<br>Please copy the "Machine Code" below and the "License Code" you received when purchasing the program to <a href='http://www.aomeitech.com/code.html'>http://www.aomeitech.com/code.html</a> to generate an offline key to activate this software.
11190=<b>Note</b>: We suggest you to clone the system partition to the first partition or the first available area on the target disk. Otherwise, the system could not boot from the target disk.
11191=Machine Code
11192=<b>Note</b>: The location can not be set as a destination for the clone or restore operation, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used on a MBR disk.
11193=<b>Note</b>: It does not support to clone system to a USB external drive.
11194=Use AOMEI Linux bootable media for the \nrestart mode.
11195=If the clone or restore operation uses the "Sector by sector" way, the size of the destination location must be greater than or equal to the source.
11196=Offline Key
11197=<b>The software has expired</b><br>
11198=Sorry, the computer can not access Internet. To unlock the function, need it to access Internet. If  you have connected to Internet, please close the program and re-run it. Or you can email us:  support@aomeitech.com to unlock it.
11199=URL address: 
11200=The URL address cannot be empty. Please refer to the content in the box and fill a corrected address.
11201=Data exceptions please retry. If there is still a problem, please contact us or read <a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html'>FAQ</a> to solve.
11202=The inputted URL address is invalid, please input a corrected address. 
11203=The keyword cannot be found in the URL page, please make sure the web page contains the keyword. If there is still a problem, please contact us or read <a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html'>FAQ</a> to solve.
11204=Unlock
11205=https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=AOMEI Backupper, a FREE backup software, supports system backup, file, scheduled, disk backup, etc.&url=http://www.backup-utility.com/&via=aomeitech
11206=https://plus.google.com/share?url=http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html
11207=https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html
11208=Submit
11209=Unlock successfully, now you can enjoy the feature.
11210=http://www.backup-utility.com/tutorials.html
11211=This URL address is invalid or it is unable to be accessed. Please make sure your computer can connect to Internet, or read online <a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/faq.html'>FAQ</a> for more information.
11212=System Clone Progress
11213=Because there is not enough disk space on the selected destination location, the program can not restore with the Sector by sector mode. You can uncheck "Sector by sector restore" or select an enough space to solve the problem.
11214=Because there is not enough disk space on the selected destination location, the program can not clone with the Sector by sector mode. You can uncheck "Sector by sector clone" or select an enough space to solve the problem.
11215=AOMEI PXE Boot Tool/nLoad the micro-system on network for system maintenance.
11216=The beta version has expired, and you can download the final version at: <a href='www.backup-utility.com'>www.backup-utility.com</a>.
11217=Enable Universal Restore
11218=Allow you to restore system to different/dissimilar hardware.\n If you restore a system backup image created on a different hardware to current computer, \nwe recommend you to tick this option so that your computer will be able to start up after system restore.
11219=Your current selected destination disk type is different from that of source backup disk. Would you like to convert the destination disk type to the one of source drive?
11220=Your current operating system is 32-bit, so you can't clone to the GPT disk. The reason is that 32-bit system can't boot from GPT disk; only 64-bit system supports boot from GPT disk. So, we suggest you clone the 32-bit system to a MBR disk.
11221=Your current system is Windows Vista former Windows OS, so cloning to GPT disk will not boot normally. 
11222=The space of target disk is not enough. Please convert the partition style of target disk to keep it consistent with the source disk, and try again.
11223=Because your current selected destination hard disk type is different from the backup source hard disk, please make sure that your system is Windows Vista or latter Windows 64-bit OS, otherwise, it may cause destination system boot failure after restoring. (The reason is that operating system is Windows Vista former Windows OS or latter Windows 32-bit OS does not support normal boot after MBR&GPT mutual restoring.)
11224=Delete Sync
11225=Edit Sync
11226=Schedule Sync
11227=File Sync
11228=Sync Options
11229=   Start Sync
11230=File Sync/nBackup folders by file synchronization, no image file.
11231=Folder to sync
11232=Sync all files
11233=Specify the files that you need to backup or sync. \nWildcards are supported and separate multiple masks with semi-colon \n(*.doc;*.xls;*.ppt).
11234=Add drivers for Universal Restore/nSolve that a few systems cannot boot after universal restore. 
11235=Add Drivers
11236=In order to give convenience to program's detection work, please select driver's installation files or its directory and then click “Next”, then, the program will automatically detect the driver files which can be installed into aim system. 
11237=The following are the driver files which can be installed into aim system, detected from your selected installation files or directory. Please confirm them and then select your aim system. 
11238=Searching image files
11239=Search Path
11240=Search
11241=Stop
11242=Image Name
11243=Real-time Sync
11244=Enable Real-time Sync
11245=If you enable real-time sync function, the program will real-time monitoring the source directory needing sync. If there's any change happens to any file or folder in source directory, the program will sync them immediately and provide real-time backup for your data(Note: Real-time sync does not support email notification). 
11246=Please select at least one synchronization method and then click "OK" or click "Cancel". 
11247=Failed to find available driver file in your selected installation file or directory. Please make sure that there is the Disk Driver needed by aim system in your selected file or directory and try again. 
11248=Please select installation location and then click "Next". 
11249=General
11250=Not sync empty folders
11251=Not sync occupied files by other programs
11252=Sync Settings
11253=Number
11254=Skip All
11255=Install Driver Immediately
11256=Last Sync Time:
11257=Sync to:
11258=File Sync Progress
11259=Open Folder
11260=<b>Schedule type:</b> Real-time Sync.<br><br><b>Current schedule settings:</b> Real-time sync enabled.<br><br><b>Next run time:</b> after the source files are changed.
11261=The current task has never been run, so you can not run it. Please execute the sync operation firstly and retry.
11262=Sync Information
11263=sync
11264=backup
11265=Sync
11266=Image
11267=The above files are being used by other programs, so is unable to sync them. Please click the following button to continue.\n\nRetry: After close other programs to release the occupation of the files and click Retry.\nSkip: If you do not want to sync the above files, click Skip to ignore them.\nCancel: Cancel this sync operation.
11268=The source folder can not be set as a destination path, please select another path to try.
11269=Backup
11270=backup at
11271=sync at
11272=The same directory already exists in the destination path. Please select another path or rename the task name, and retry.
11273=Schedule Sync Progress
11274=Are you sure to delete the sync task?
11275= Sync Now
11276=Execution Result:
11277=File Name:
11278=Your restoring is 32-bit system to GPT disk, so it unable to boot the system on GPT disk(The reason is that 32-bit system can't boot from GPT disk; only 64-bit system supports booting from GPT disk). So, you'd better restore the 32-bit system to a MBR disk.
11279=Real-time sync detects new items have been added to the list box, so the task will be executed once after clicking the OK button.
11280=All files in the destination location is already the latest, no files need to be processed.
11281=Don't support to sync files to the disc (e.g. CD, DVD), please select other path as the destination location.
11282=Clean history
11283=Compare three backups
11284=Details
11285=Check Image Progress
11286=Explore Image Progress
11287=Merge Images Progress
11288=Enable backup scheme
11289=Invalid Backup
11290=Upcoming Backup
11291=Partition Backup
11292=Daily
11293=Weekly
11294=Menu
11295=Source Data
11296=Automatically check the backup on completion.
11297=Space Management
11298=Other Backup Scheme
11299=Import Image
11300=Import/Export Tasks
11301=Shut down PC
11302=Restart PC
11303=Hibernate
11304=Sleep
11305=The schedule task has been added to Backup Management. You can click the Finish button to return to Home to view it.
11306=Plain text
11307=Universal Restore
11308=Auto Delete
11309=System Restore
11310=Backup with Scheme
11311=The backup image path you entered is incorrect. Please enter the correct one and try again. 
11312=The partitions in the area have not been backed up.
11313=<a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/technical-faq.html?ab'>Read FAQ to try to solve the issue.</a>
11314=Please choose a backup type when performing scheduled backup (the incremental backup is recommended). 
11315=Run missed %1 the next system startup.
11316=Do you wish to create a backup with scheme?
11317=Differential Backup Scheme
11318=Incremental Backup Scheme
11319=Full Backup Scheme
11320=Space Management Scheme 
11321=Always retain the latest 
11322=versions of full backup image file.
11323=When it exceeds the number of versions, the older full backup image files will be deleted automatically. 
11324=Always retain the latest 
11325=versions of backup image file.
11326=When it exceeds the number of versions, the older backup image files will be deleted automatically. 
11327=At least retain the latest
11328=versions of backup image file.
11329=When it reaches to the number of versions, the previous %1 versions of backup image file will be deleted automatically. 
11330=Please specify for the scheme that creating a full backup after 
11331=
11332=versions of differential backup being created.
11333=Full backup scheme will retain the number of backup image files you specified. When it reaches to the specified number, the program will automatically delete old backup image files.
11334=Differential backup scheme is similar to a circular queue. When the queue is full and if new members want to join the queue, then old members have to exit from the queue. 
11335=Incremental backup scheme is more similar to a group queue. The former group has to be removed from the queue when the later group meets the requirement of joining the queue. (A group is composed of a full backup and multiple incremental backups)
11336=This scheme will run as the differential backup way and it is the extension of differential backup. If the program detects insufficient space when performing backup, it will automatically delete old backup image files to free up disk space for storing new backup image files. \n\nNote: To manage space effectively, the program needs to create a full backup when the number of differential backup version reaches to certain value. We suggest you to create a full backup after 10 (or specify an upper value) versions of differential backup being created. 
11337=Make a full backup before performing backup scheme.
11338=<b>Current schedule settings:</b> 
11339=System List
11340=The system tag of AOMEI Backupper is not found, but the multi-systems are found in your computer, so the program needs you to select a system in the list to continue.
11341=Operating System 
11342=Use AOMEI Windows PE bootable media for \nthe restart mode.
11343=Previous
11344=What's New
11345=Support
11346=Help us translate
11347=AOMEI freeware
11348=http://www.backup-utility.com/changelog.html?ab
11349=http://www.backup-utility.com/support.html?ab
11350=http://www.aomeitech.com/help-us-translate.html?ab
11351=http://www.backup-utility.com/personal.html?ab
11352=Send mode
11353="Send mode 1" refers to a way that Backupper notice the AOMEI website server to send the email to your given email address; \n"Send mode 2" means that send it with the module of Backupper self. If the mode 1 can't send the email to your mailbox, you could try to mode 2.
11354=No extra drive letter available. You can remove the drive letter of an useless partition in order to get an available drive letter.
11355=
11356=Click "OK" button to immediately restart the program and load new language; Click "Cancel" button to load new language next time when you run the program.
11357=English
11358=German (Deutsch)
11359=French (Français)
11360=Japanese (日本語)
11361=Simplified Chinese(简体中文)
11362=Traditional Chinese(繁体中文)
11363=Enable Large Window Mode.
11364=Choose Language:
11365=Click "OK" button to immediately restart the program and load new resolution; Click "Cancel" button to load new resolution next time when you run the program.
11366=The option is available only if your resolution is high enough.
11367=
11368=It suggests that the path to save backup image file doesn’t contain non-English characters.
11369=It detects that the backup image file path contains non-English characters, which may cause the program to fail to find the backup image file under Restart Mode. Please copy the backup image file to English character path and try again.




20001=This file/folder no longer exists, the operation has skipped it already: %s.
20002=Getting the file information...
20003=Scanning the authority files...
20004=Trying to create snapshots...
20005=Calculating the total number of the backup files...
20006=The amount of files : %d
20007=The amount of folders : %d
20008=Backing up the files...
20009=Backing up of the files done.
20010=Backup is initializing...
20011=Checking private structures...
20012=Checking backup data...
20013=The dependent version is incomplete or has damaged, so now is performing a full backup.
20014=The dependent version hasn't been found, so now is performing a full backup.
20015=The amount of current files : %d
20016=The amount of scanning files: %d
20017=Restore is initializing...
20018=Partition restoring...
20019=System Updating...
20020=Updating system configuration...
20021=Disk restoring...
20022=Update system information.
20023=Clone is initializing...
20024=Checking volumes...
20025=Copying data...
20026=Partition cloning...
20027=Disk cloning...
20028=Copying volume %d(%C:)...
20029=Copying volume %d.
20030=File copy initializing... 
20031=File restore initializing... 
20032=Calculating the total number of the files... 
20033=File copying... 
20034=File restoring... 
20035=Failed to create file: \n%s.
20036=Failed to create file: \n%s
20037=This file is a encrypted file, the recovery operation has skipped the file already: \n%s
20038=Failed to create file : \n%s
20039=Failed to create file at: \n%s
20040=The destination path is not writable, please select a new path.
20041=Add to Windows scheduler.
20042=Add the schedule backup successfully.
20043=Clone
20044=Partition Clone
20045=Merge Images
20046=File Recovery
20046=File Restore
20047=Schedule Backup
20048=File Full Backup
20049=Partition Recovery
20048=File Full Backup
20049=Partition Restore
20050=Mount Image
20051=Check Image
20052=Partition Full Backup
20052=Partition Full Backup
20053=Explore Image
20054=Partition Clone
20055=Partition Incremental Backup
20056=Partition Differential Backup
20057=File Incremental Backup
20058=File Differential Backup
20054=Partition Clone
20055=Partition Incremental Backup
20056=Partition Differential Backup
20057=File Incremental Backup
20058=File Differential Backup
20059=The image is valid and integrated.
20060=Moving data: %s/%s Speed: %s/s Remaining: %s
20061=Moving data: %ls/%ls Speed: %ls/s, Remaining: %ls
20062=%-40.40s    Speed: %dMB/s  Remaining: %dhr
20063=%-40.40s    Speed: %dMB/s  Remaining: %dmin
20064=%-40.40s    Speed: %dMB/s  Remaining: %dsec
20065=The amount of current files: %d
20066=The destination path is too long, please change a shorter path and try again.
20067=Syncing the files...
20068=Syncing files is done.
20069=Syncing is initializing...
20070=Sync restore is done.
20071=Sync restore
20072=Sync restore is failed, beacause this task is never synced.
20073=To ensure that the PE is more compatible, following detected devices could be added to PE. If a device needn't to be added, please uncheck the option.
20074=Status
20075=Type
20076=Description
20077=The program will run the default operation after %1 seconds.




30001=amlnx.iso is missing!
30002=Preparing to create disc.
30003=Create ISO at 
30004=Creating USB disc...
30005=USB device don't have enough free space! 
30006=Failed to create USB boot device!
30007=Please wait while burning disc.
30008=Failed to burn (Error Code: %d)
30009=Note: when failed to create Windows PE ISO image, you could see FAQ to solve the problem.
30010=Note: after completing the bootable disc, if it is unable to boot the computer, you could see FAQ to solve the problem.
30011=All operations completed successfully!
30012=The bootable ISO file has been created successfully.
30013=
30014=
30015=
30016=Succeed in creating this USB bootable device.
30017=Now, you can use this USB device to boot your computer.
30018=User cancel.
30020=Processing...
30021=Process Failed.
30022=Can't find some necessary files :
30023=Disk free space is not enough!
30024=Preparing to create Windows PE image.
30025= was successfully installed.
30026=Creating Windows PE ISO image.
30027=Create Windows PE ISO image failed! 
30028=Create Windows PE ISO image failed! 
30029=Created the Windows PE ISO image successfully.
30030=Preparing to create Windows PE image.
30031= may install failed.
30032=Creating Windows PE ISO image.
30033=Create Windows PE ISO image failed! 
30034=Created the Windows PE ISO image successfully.
30035=Must have a NTFS partition in your system, and have enough free space.
30036=Failed to create image at: 
30037=Disk free space not enough! 
30038=Creating USB boot disc...
30039=USB device don't have enough free space!
30040=Failed to create USB boot device!
30041=Preparing for burning to disc...
30042=Your burner device have been removed!
30043=Erasing data
30044=Please wait while erasing disc...
30045=Erase start failed (ERR: %d).
30046=Please wait while burning Disc...
30047=Burn start failed (ERR: %d).
30048=Note: when failed to create Windows PE ISO image, you could see FAQ to solve the problem.
30049=
30050=All operations completed successfully!
30051=The bootable ISO file has been created successfully.
30052=
30053=
30054=
30055=Succeeded in creating this USB bootable device.
30056=You can now use this USB device to boot your computer.
30057=User cancel.
30058=Processing...
30059=Process failed.
30060=Erase successfully.
30061=Erase failed.
30062=Warn : Failed to get disk info.
30063=Your driver letters has been used.
30064=Your do not have any USB device.
30065=Creating boot partition...
30066=Create boot partition failed.
30067=Formating boot partition...
30068=Writing boot files to partition...
30069=Created the USB boot disc successfully.
30070=Failed to create the bootable USB device.
30071=Your driver letters has been used.
30072=Your do not have any USB device.
30073=Creating boot partition...
30074=Formating boot partition...
30075=Writing files to boot partition...
30076=Failed to extract amlnx.iso to USB device.
30077=Failed to extract amlnx.iso to USB device.
30078=Writing boot data to disk.
30079=Created the USB boot disc successfully.    
30080=Failed to create the USB boot device!
30081=Select Directory
30082=Linux - Create bootable disc based on Linux kernel
30083=Windows PE - Create bootable disc based on Windows PE
30084=Next >>
30085=Cancel
30086= is missing !<br>You can download amlnx.iso from <a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/download-iso.html'>http://www.backup-utility.com/download-iso.html</a>, and save to 
30087= to go on.
30088=Choose the type of emergency bootable disc that you are trying to create.
30089=You could quickly make a Linux bootable disc without installing any toolkits.
30090=Windows PE bootable disc is suitable for everyone, and it provides more flexible and convenient operations than Linux bootable disc.
30091=Bootable Disc Type
30092=<< Previous
30093=Next >>
30094=Cancel
30095=Add Drivers
30096=ISO Path
30097= Burn To CD/DVD
30098= USB Boot Device
30099= Export ISO File
30100=Browse
30101=Select one or more driver install files
30102=No Supported USB Devices
30103=No Supported Burner Devices
30104=Save Image File
30105=Detects that there is not any  writable disc , please insert a writable disc.\nClick "OK" to continue, or "No".
30106=Detects that there is data in the specified disc, and this disc don't support ease.\nPlease insert another disc.
30107=Detects that there is data in the specified disc, it will be erased to burn the bootable disc.\nClick "OK" to continue, or "No".
30108=we recommend that you backup your important data on this disk, then re-run this operation.
30109=The operation will cause that your USB disk%d (%s) is formatted, 
30110=\nAre you sure you want to format this disk now?
30111=The operation will cause that your USB disk%d %s is formatted, 
30112=\nAre you sure you want to delete the partition(s) now?
30113=The operation will cause that your USB partition %c: is formatted or deleted, 
30114=\nAre you sure you want to do it now?
30115=The operation will cause that your USB disk %d (%s) is formatted, 
30116=\nAre you sure you want to format it now?
30117=You must choice a item you want to create the boot media.\n
30118=Specify the storage media: ISO image file, CD/DVD or USB Device
30119=Storage Media
30120=Select Bootable Media
30121=Cancel
30122=Finish
30123=Note: Do not unplug the USB device during creation.
30124=Progress
30125=Creating the bootable media, are you sure to cancel?\nClick "Yes" to cancel and exit.
30126=Finish
30127= Create the bootable disc based on UEFI boot mode (Recommended)
30128= Create the bootable disc based on legacy boot mode
30129=Create Windows PE Disc
30130=Create Bootable WinPE
30131=Create Bootable WinPE
30132=AOMEI MakeDisc.exe is being run.
30133=All Files (*.*)
30134= is existing. Do you want to overwrite it?\n\nClick "Yes" to overwrite it, or "No" to change a path.
30135=Driver install file (*.inf)
30136=The program detects that your system supports creating this bootable disc, please click the "Next" button to continue.
30137=The program detects that you have already installed Windows AIK/ADK in your system.\nplease click the "Next" to continue.
30138=The program detects that there is not Windows AIK/ADK in your system, to make a  Windows PE bootable disc, you have to install Windows AIK/ADK first, please do as follow the following:<br><br>
30139=<b>Step1</b>: Click here to <a href='http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik.html?adb'>download Windows AIK/ADK</a>, then install;<br>
30140=<b>Setp2</b>: Rerun this program and come to this step, then click "Next".<br>
30141=Yes
30142=No
30143=Copy ISO to 




40000=Backup is initializing...
40001=Checking volumes...
40002=The specified volume %d(%C:) hasn't been found or has been changed.
40003=The specified volume %d hasn't been found or has been changed.
40004=Backing up of the volume %d (%c:)...
40005=Backing up of the volume %d...
40006=The volume configuration has changed, so now is executing a full backup.
40007=The volume is a newly added volume, so now is executing a full backup.
40008=Backing up data...
40009=Backing up of the volume %d (%c:) done.
40010=Backing up of the volume %d done.
40011=The dependent version is incomplete or has damaged, so now is performing a full backup.
40012=The dependent version hasn't been found, so now is performing a full backup.
40013=The dependent version is not complete or has been damaged, so now is performing a full backup.
40014=Backing up the information of storage device...
40015=Checking private structures...
40016=Checking backup data...
40017=Erasing disc, please wait...
40018=Erase finished.
40019=Burning image file to the disc, please wait...
40020=Backup and burn completed. Please mark the CD as "%s" and keep it properly.
40021=The process will be finished, please wait a few seconds.
40022=Moving data: %s/%s Speed: %s/s Remaining: %s
40023=Moving data: %ls/%ls Speed: %ls/s Remaining: %ls
40024=Filesystem Initializing...
40025=Filesystem Scanning...
40026=Filesystem Analysing...
40027=Data Moving...
40028=File Items Updating...
40029=FAT Table Rewriting...
40030=DBR Rewriting...
40031=Filesystem Scanning (%d%%)...
40032=Filesystem Analysing (%d%%)...
40033=Data Moving (%d%%, %s/%s)...
40034=Data Moving (%d%%, %ls/%ls)...
40035=File Items Updating (%d%%)...
40036=FAT Table Rewriting (%d%%)...
40037=Data Moving (%d%%, %s/%s)...
40038=Data Moving (%d%%, %ls/%ls)...
40039=Data Moving (%d%%, %s/%s)...
40040=Data Moving (%d%%, %ls/%ls)...
40041=%dhr
40042=%dmin
40043=%dsec
40044=Analyzing volume: %I64d/%I64d, %d%%.
40045=Analyzing volume: %I64d/%I64d, %d%%.
40046=Status:%d
40047=Analyzing partition: %I64d/%I64d, %d%%.
40048=Analyzing partition: %I64d/%I64d, %d%%.
40049=Status:%d
40050=Shrinking volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40051=Moving data (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40052=Moving data (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40053=Status:%d
40054=Shrinking volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40055=Moving data (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40056=Status:%d
40057=Shrinking volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40058=Moving data (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40059=Status:%d
40060=Shrinking volume (Process volume bitmap: 100%%)
40061=Moving data (Process volume bitmap: 100%%)
40062=Status:100
40063=Shrinking volume (Status: %s/%s)
40064=Shrinking volume (Status: %ls/%ls)
40065=Moving data (Status: %s/%s)
40066=Moving data (Status: %ls/%ls)
40067=%s/%s
40068=%ls/%ls
40069=Analyzing volume...
40070=%dhr
40071=%dmin
40072=%dsec
40073=Moving data: %s/%s Speed: %s/s Remaining: %s
40074=Moving data: %ls/%ls Speed: %ls/s Remaining: %ls
40075=Analyzing volume...
40076=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40077=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40078=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40079=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40080=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40081=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: %d%%)
40082=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: 100%%)
40083=Extending volume (Process volume bitmap: 100%%)
40084=Extending volume...
40085=%dhr
40086=%dmin
40087=Processing data: %s/%s  Speed: %s/s  Remaining: %s
40088=%dsec
40089=Processing data: %s/%s
40090=Checking private structures...
40091=Checking backup data...
40092=Checking private structures...
40093=Checking backup data...
40094=\nThe program has detected some mistakes in the backup file, so we suggest you:\n1. Delete the backup file, and re-create a backup to make up the mistakes.\n2. Try to browse the backup file by clicking "Utilities" -> "Explore Image" to as far as possible retrieve data. And through this way, you could copy files in this image file and paste other location.\n
40095=The image is valid and integrated.
40096=Initializing the image...
40097=Combining the data blocks...
40098=Combining the data blocks...
40099=Image preview is initializing...
40100=Checking integrity of the image files...
40101=Attach volume %d as %C:.
40102=\nThe partitions in the backup file have been attached to virtual partitions, now you can enter into "My Computer" or open "Windows Explorer" to explore them.\n\nNote:If you want to detach the virtual partitions from "My Computer", you can click again "Utilities" -> "Explore Image".\n
40103=Shrinking volume: %s/%s Speed: %s/s Remaining: %s
40104=Moving data: %s/%s Speed: %s/s Remaining: %s
40105=System cloning...
40106=System restoring...
40107=Start performing universal restore...
40108=Universal restore has completed successfully.
40109=Failed to restore to dissimilar hardware. To solve the problem, you can send the log folder under the installation directory of the program to support@aomeitech.com, thanks.
40110=Failed to enable VSS. It may be caused because VSS service is disabled or there is no VSS service. Please check and try again.




50001=Wrong "%s"parameter usage. Please input "/?" to view the correct parameter usage.
50002="/f" and "/k" parameters cannot be used simultaneously since sector-by-sector restore is unable to adjust partition size. For more help, please input "/?" to view.
50003="/l" parameter will be ignored since the destination partition is a dynamic volume. Please manually specify the drive letter of dynamic volume.\n
50004=Wrong source or destination location. Please input "/l" command or "/l image file" command to check and try again.
50005=If you choose "sector by sector clone", please make sure the size of destination  location (disk or partition space) is equal to or larger than the source location.
50006=SSD alignment option will be ignored since dynamic volumes don't support to align SSD.
50007="/f original" parameter will be ignored since the size of destination disk is smaller than source disk.
50008=The backup was made by sector by sector way, but the sapce of destination path was not enough, then the sector by sector option will be ignored.
50009=Please input \"yes\" to contine, or input \"no\" to exit.
50010=The operation can't continue due to the incomplete essential parameter, please use "/?" to input right parameter and try again.
50011=Ther can be only one parameter value behind a parameter, so please check your parameter and try again.
50012=If source disk or partition has been changed, all the programs can't be restored to original location, so please select a new location.
50013=Dynamic volume can't support system clone, if you need more help, please contact our support staff.
50014=This selected volume is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
50015=This selected unallocated space is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
50016=This selected destination partition is too small. Required the size at least: %1.
50017=The selected disk contains the image file that is being restored, so it can not be set as a destination disk.
50018=The offline disk can not be selected as a destination disk. Please first turn it to online by using Windows Disk Management Snap-in.
50019=The space of destination disk is too small,you need to reselect a new destination disk.
50020=Here can not create new partition, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used for this MBR disk. We suggest you convert the disk to GPT style.
50021=The empty disk can not be cloned. You could use the freeware, AOMEI Partition Assistant: "http://www.disk-partition.com" to clone an empty disk.
50022=The "/f fill" option only support the NTFS and FAT32 file system.
50023=There is no partition to clone. You could use the freeware, AOMEI Partition Assistant "http://www.disk-partition.com" to create a partition.
50024=Image file may have problem, please use Check Image function to check the image, if there are still problem,please contract our support staff.
50025=The primary partition cannot be restored to the middle of the two logical partitions.
50026=The selected partition contains the image file that is being restored, so it can not be set as a destination partition.
50027=Cannot restore a bitlocker volume to dynamic volumes.
50028=There are 4 primary partitions on the disk, so any new partition can not be created here.
50029=There may be a boot or system partition on this destination disk, if you restore the operating system in the backup file to the destination disk, this could lead that the existing bootable partition on the destination disk does not boot.
50030=Assigned operation's format can't match with image file's format, please check it and try again.
50031=The source disk contains over 3 partitions. Disk Clone only supports to copy 3 partitions at most from GPT disk to MBR disk. You could use Partition Clone to copy the remaining partitions to this destination disk.
50032=Unable to clone to current system partition,please choose other location.
50033=The source volume can not be selected as a destination volume.
50034=Dynamic disk does not support the Bitlocker feature, so this bitlocker volume can not be cloned to dynamic volume.
50035=This selected destination partition is too small.
50036=The source disk can not be specified as a destination disk.
50037=The source partition can not be selected as a destination partition.
50038=The location can not be set as a destination for the clone or restore operation, because the disk space over 2TB is unable to be used on a MBR disk..
50039=This selected disk is too small. Required the disk size at least: %1.
50040=The current operation needs to be completed in a Restart Mode.
50041=Some drive(s) are being in use now, so the current operation can not be completed. Input "yes" to close these programs that are running on these drives and then proceed?\n\nIf you input "no", the program will prompt the operation will be realized under a Restart Mode.
50042=Some drive(s) (%1) are being in use now, so the current operation can not be completed. Input "yes" to close these the programs that are running on these drives and then proceed?\n\nIf you input "no", the program will prompt the operation will be realized under a Restart Mode.
50043=Please input "yes" to continue, or input "no" to exit.\n
50044=Please input "yes" to continue, or input "no" to cancel.\n
50045=Dynamic volume can't support system restore, if you need more help, please contact our support staff.
50046=Please choose a character from () as the drive letter of destination partition.
50047="/f" and "/k" parameters cannot be used simultaneously since sector-by-sector clone is unable to adjust partition size. For more help, please input "/?" to view.
50048=The current version has been expired. Please buy full version or install free version.
50049=Please enter the correct path of backup image you want to view.
50050=The password of the backup image you entered is wrong. Please enter the correct password and try again.
50051=Failed to open backup image file.
50052=Please enter the correct disk index number. For more help, please use /l /? to view.
50053=The "/f fill" option only support the NTFS and FAT32 file system.
50054=The "/f fill" option is not supported for dynamic disks.
50055=Operation type does not match the backup image type. Please use "/t part" option to perform a partition restore.
50056=Operation type does not match the backup image type. Please use \"/t disk\" option to perform a disk restore.
50057=Operation type error. Please use "/t system" option to perform a system restore.
50058=AMBackup {/b|/c|/r|/l|/?}\t\t -"AMBackup" has five functions, which are backup(/b),clone(/c),\t\t\t\t\t\t  restore(/r),list(/l), and help(/?).\nAMBackup /l /?\t\t\t\t -Display the concrete usage of query command.\nAMBackup /b /?\t\t\t\t -Display the concrete usage of backup command.\nAMBackup /c /?\t\t\t\t -Display the concrete usage of clone command.\nAMBackup /r /?\t\t\t\t -Display the concrete usage of restore command.\n\nFor more examples, please visit http://www.backup-utility.com/help/command.html\n\n
50059={}\t\t\t\t\t -Required command or parameter.\n\n[]\t\t\t\t\t -Optional command or parameter.\n\n|\t\t\t\t\t -Select one from many.\n\nnull\t\t\t\t\t -No need to input any value.\n\n[/l] [0] | [/s "D:\Backup\Backup.adi"] | [1 /s "D:\Disk Backup\Disk Backup.adi"] | [/e] | [/u] | [/p] | [null]\n\t\t\t\t\t -List disk, partition, and dynamic volume."/s" means the path of the \t\t\t\t\t  specified image;"/u" and "/p" means the users' name and password to \t\t\t\t\t  visit the specified NAS shared path;"/e" means the password of the \t\t\t\t\t\t  encypted image.\n\nExamples:\nAMBackup /l\t\t\t\t -List all disk and dynamic volumes of the current system.\n\nAMBackup /l 0\t\t\t\t -List all the partitions on disk 0 of the current system.\n\nAMBackup /l /s "D:\backup\backup.adi"\t -List the content of the backup image named Backup.adi.If the image \t\t\t\t\t\t  is a system, partition or dynamic volume backup,the partition(s) \t\t\t\t\t\t  backed up will be displayed;if the image is a disk backup,the \t\t\t\t\t\t  disk(s) backed up will be displayed.\n\nAMBackup /l 0 /s "D:\Disk Backup\Disk Backup.adi"\n\t\t\t\t\t -List all the partitions on disk 0 of the disk backup named Disk\n\t\t\t\t\t  Backup.adi\n\n\nFor more examples, please visit http://www.backup-utility.com/help/command.html\n\n
50060={}\t\t\t\t -Required command or parameter.\n\n[]\t\t\t\t -Optional command or parameter.\n\n|\t\t\t\t -Select one from many.\n\nnull\t\t\t\t -No need to input any value.\n\n{/c}\t\t\t\t -Clone system, disk, partition or dynamic volume.\n\n{/t} {system|disk|part}\t\t -Specify clone type. "system" means system clone; "disk" means disk clone; \t\t\t\t\t  "part" means cloning partition or dynamic volume. \n\n[null][/s] {0|0:0|D}\t\t -Specify the source to be cloned.No need to specify the source while\n\t\t\t\t  performing system clone;/s 0 means cloning disk 0; /s 0:0 means cloning \n\t\t\t\t  partition 0 on disk 0;/s D means to clone partion D or dynamic D.\n\n{/d} {0|0:0|D}\t\t\t -Specify destination location./d 0 means the specified destination location \n\t\t\t\t  is disk 0;/d 0:0 means the specified destination location is partition 0 on \t\t\t\t  disk 0;/d D means the specified destination location is partition D or \n\t\t\t\t  dynamic volume D.\n\n[/k]\t\t\t\t -Specify to use Sector by sector clone.\n\n[/a]\t\t\t\t -Specify to use partition alignment to optimize for SSD.\n\n[/l] {A~Z}\t\t\t -Specify the drive letter of the new partition after cloning.\n\n[/f] {fill|original}\t\t -Adjust the size of the destination partition. "fill" means to fill the \t\t\t\t\t  entire destination partition after cloning; "original" means to keep the \t\t\t\t\t  same size as the source partition after cloning. This command is not \t\t\t\t\t\t  available for dynamic disks.\n\n[/o] {yes|no}\t\t\t -Switch of the interactive prompt."yes" means to execute automatically the \n\t\t\t\t  next operation when interactive operation is needed;"no" means to cancel the \t\t\t\t  operation when interactive operation is needed.By default, the program will \t\t\t\t  wait for user's confirmation.\n\nExamples:\nClone system to partition D and using partition alignment to optimize for SSD\nAMBackup /c /t System /d D /a\n\nClone system to partition 1 on disk 2\nAMBackup /c /t System /d 2:1\n\nClone disk 1 to disk 2 and using partition alignment to optimize for SSD\nAMBackup /c /t Disk /s 1 /d 2 /a\n\nClone partition E to partition D and using partition alignment to optimize for SSD as well as Sector by sector clone.\nAMBackup /c /t Part /s E /d D /k /a\n\nClone partition 1 on disk 0 to partition 1 on disk 2, and the new partition will be assinaged a drive letter as X\nAMBackup /c /t part /s 0:1 /d 2:1  /l X\n\nClone system to partition D in use, and neglect interactive prompt to complete the operation.\nAMBackup /c /t system /d D /o yes\n\nClone system to partition E in use, and terminate the operation when interactive prompt occurs.\nAMBackup /c /t system /d E /o no\n\n\n\nFor more examples, please visit http://www.backup-utility.com/help/command.html\n\n
50061={}\t\t\t\t -Required command or parameter.\n\n[]\t\t\t\t -Optional command or parameter.\n\n| \t\t\t\t -Select one from many.\n\nnull\t\t\t\t -No need to input any value.\n\n{/r}\t\t\t\t -Restore the backup of system, disk, partition or dynamic volume.\n\n{/t} {system|disk|part}\t\t -Specify restore type. "system" means to restore system backup;"disk" means \n\t\t\t\t  to restore disk backup;"part" means to restore partition backup or dynamic  \t\t\t\t  volume backup.\n\n{/s} {"D:\My Backup\My Backup.adi" | "\\192.168.1.1.\My Backup\My Backup.adi"}\n\t\t\t\t -Specify the path of the image file.\n\n[/v]\t\t\t\t -Specify to use the latest backup version to restore(because of incremental \n\t\t\t\t  or diferential backup).The backup version corresponding to the current image \t\t\t\t  file will be restored without this "/v" command.\n\n[/i] {0|0:0} | [null]  \t\t -Specify the source , which means the disk, partition or dynamic volume to be \t\t\t\t  restored in the image file. /i 0 means disk 0 or dynamic volume 0;/ i 0:0 \t\t\t\t\t  means partition 0 on disk 0;"null" means no need to specify the partition to \t\t\t\t  be restored while performing system restore.\n\n[/e] {"123"}\t\t\t -Specify the password for the image file.\n\n[/d] {0|0:0|D} | [null]\t\t -Specify the destination location to restore to."/d 0" means destination \n\t\t\t\t  location is disk 0;"/d 0:0" means the destination location is partition \n\t\t\t\t  0 on disk 0;"/d D" means the destination location is partition D;"null"\t\t\t\t\t  means not to use "/d", and restore to the original location.\n\n[/f] {fill|original}\t\t -Adjust the size of the destination partition."fill" means to fill the entire \t\t\t\t  destination partition after restoration;"original" means to keep the same \t\t\t\t\t  size as the source partition after restoration. This command is not \n\t\t\t\t  available for dynamic disks.\n\n[/a]\t\t\t\t -Specify to use partition alignment to optimize for SSD. \n\n[/u] ["admin"]\t\t\t -Specify the user's name to access the NAS share. \n\n[/p] ["123"]\t\t\t -Specify the password to access the NAS share.\n\n[/x]\t\t\t\t -Specify universal restore to restore system to dissimilar hardware.It has to \t\t\t\t  be used with "/t system" and "/t disk".\n\n[/k]\t\t\t\t -Specify sector by sector restore. Only when the image file was backed up \n\t\t\t\t  sector by sector, can it be restored using sector by sector restore.\n\n[/o] {yes|no}\t\t\t -Switch of the interactive prompt."yes" means to execute automatically the\n\t\t\t\t  next operation when interactive operation is needed;"no" means to cancel the\t\t\t\t  operation when interactive operation is needed.By default, the program will\n\t\t\t\t  wait for user's confirmation. \n\nExamples:\nRestore the system image named "Backup.adi" on NAS share to the original location using partition alignment \nto optimize for SSD.\nAMBackup /r /t system /s "\\192.168.0.222\System Backup\System Backup.adi"  /u "admin" /p "admin"  /a\n\nRestore the partition image named "My Backup.adi" to partition E, and the password for the image is"123".\nAMBackup /r /t part /s "D:\My Backup.adi" /i 1:1   /d E /e "123"\n\nRestore system in the image named "System Backup10.adi" to the partition 0 on disk 0 and perform an universal restore.\nAMBackup /r /t system /s "D:\System Backup\System Backup10.adi"  /d 0:0  /x\n\nRestore the disk image named "Disk Backup.adi" to disk 2\nAMBackup /r /t disk /s "D:\Disk Backup\Disk Backup.adi"  /i 1  /d 2 \n\nRestore the system image named "System Backup.adi" to the original location, and neglect interactive prompt.\nAMBackup /r /t system /s "D:\System Backup\System Backup.adi" /o yes\n\nRestore the system image named "System Backup.adi" to the original location, and terminate the operation when interactive prompt occurs.\nAMBackup /r /t system /s "D:\System Backup\System Backup.adi" /o no\n\n\nFor more examples, please visit http://www.backup-utility.com/help/command.html\n\n
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50063=




60000=%02d:%02d:%02d     %s Boot request has been already responded.
60001=%02d:%02d:%02d     Failed to initialize the DHCP proxy server. Please retry or reinstall AOMEI PXE Boot free. If you are still unable to solve the problem, please contact our technical support.
60002=%02d:%02d:%02d     Failed to initialize the DHCP proxy server. Please retry or reinstall AOMEI Backupper. If you are still unable to solve the problem, please contact our technical support.
60003= has downloaded the image file successfully. 
60004=You are attempting to install the product on a server workstation platform. Please note that the current version cannot be installed on the server. If you wish to use it on a server, please get server version on website <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/server.html>http://www.backup-utility.com/server.html.</a>
60005=Because the program didn't find a bootable Windows PE image file in the installation directory, so this first need to create this bootable file, and then the service is available to be enabled. It may take a few or more minutes, please wait patiently. 
60006=Cancel
60007=Now you can enable the computers within LAN to use this PXE service. In the box below, you can find which computers are using PXE server. You can click the question button on the left bottom corner to learn more.
60008=Cancelling service, please wait......
60009=Failed to boot server normally due to configuration files lost. You can reset iso file and try again.
60010=Failed to access image file. Please ensure the path(%1) is accessible and the image file exists, and then try again.
60011=Initializing network...
60012=Failed to boot server normally due to configuration files lost. You can reset iso file and try again.
60013=Failed to configure the boot file, please install the software and retry. Also, you can contact us to get more information.
60014=File "%1" lost. Please reinstall AOMEI PXE Boot Tool and try again.
60015=File "%1" lost. Please reinstall AOMEI Backupper and try again.
60016=Failed to update profiles...
60017=AOMEI PXE Tool has already run in your LAN, you need to close it and retry. (Within the same LAN segment, only allow to start one service of AOMEI PXE Tool.)
60018=IP address conflict makes PXE service unable to work properly. Please reassign IP address for current machine and try again.
60019=The DHCP server encountered unexpected error. For more information, please refer to FAQ.
60020=The DHCP server has terminated normally.
60021=The TFTP server has terminated normally.
60022=Because the number of current machine’s IP addresses exceeds 7, so HTTP server is unable to work properly and has terminated. You can delete some IP addresses and try again. For more information, please refer to FAQ
60023=The http file server encountered unexpected error. For more information, please refer to FAQ.
60024=The http file server has terminated normally.
60025=Application initialization failed. It may be caused since the 67, 69, 4011, 8888 ports are being used by another programs, please close the programs that is using these ports and then retry. To solve the problem quickly, please refer to http://www.backup-utility.com/help/pxe-port.html
60026=Failed to detect NIC (network interface card) device. Please make sure both the NIC device and NIC driver are working properly.
60027=The service has started, waiting for connect...
60028=The current AOMEI PXE Boot Tool you're using supports synchronous boot of up to three computers and now it is on its usage limit. If you want to apply it on more computers, you can buy AOMEI Backupper Professional or Server to support network boot of unlimited machines. visit http://www.backup-utility.com/purchase.html?pxe to purchase and visit http://www.backup-utility.com/edition-comparison.html?pxe to check edition comparison. 
60029=The current AOMEI PXE Boot Tool you're using supports synchronous boot of up to two computers and now it is on its usage limit. If you want to apply it on more computers, you can buy AOMEI Backupper Professional or Server to support network boot of unlimited machines. visit http://www.backup-utility.com/purchase.html?pxe to purchase and visit http://www.backup-utility.com/edition-comparison.html?pxe to check edition comparison. 
60030=The current AOMEI PXE Boot Tool you're using supports synchronous boot of up to two computers and now it is on its usage limit. If you want to apply it on more computers, you can buy AOMEI Backupper Professional or Server to support network boot of unlimited machines. Click <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/purchase.html?pxe>here</a> to purchase and click <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/edition-comparison.html?pxe>here</a> to check edition comparison. "
60031=Because the following ports are using by other processes, resulting in the program failed to start properly. Click "Yes" to terminate these processes and start service. Note: Terminating these processes may cause other programs failed to work properly. So we recommend you to normally end these processes, and then start service.\n\n
60032=The operation of terminate process was failed.
60033=Please select a bootable image file, which is usually a Linux or a Windows \nPE micro-system file (an ISO or WIM format file) you have already created, and then this \ntool can help you enable the computers within LAN to boot from the image file. 
60034=Welcome to use AOMEI PXE (Preboot Execute Environment) tool, which enables the 
60035=computers within LAN to use the bootable environment (a Windows PE or Linux
60036=micro-system) on network to perform backup and restore operations. It can replace 
60037=the traditional system emergency boot media and enable multiple computers 
60038=to load the micro-system on network for system maintenance.
60039= 
60040=Boot from AOMEI Linux system
60041=Boot from AOMEI Windows PE system
60042=Boot from custom image file
60043=Boot from AOMEI Windows PE or Linux system
60044=is missing !You can download amlnx.iso from <br><a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/download-iso.html>http://www.backup-utility.com/download-iso.html</a>, and save to <br> "
60045=" to go on.
60055=Sorry, Windows AIK/ADK is not installed on your system, so the program can not create the image file. Please first download and install Windows AIK/ADK and try again.If your system is Windows 7 or lower version, need downloading Windows AIK at:<br><a href= http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik.html>http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik.html</a><br>If your system is Windows 8/8.1 or higher version, need downloading Windows ADK at:<br><a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik-win8.html>http://www.backup-utility.com/help/aik-win8.html</a>
60056=
60057=
60058=
60059=There is not enough disk space on the partition where the program is running, so unable to create this Windows PE system, please reserve 1GB free space at least and retry.
60060=There is not enough free space in any of the accessible NTFS partition, one of the NTFS partition must have at least 2GB free space.
60061=Failed to find Windows PE bootable image file in the program installation directory. You can create bootable Windows PE by using "Create Bootable Media" in AOMEI Backupper or by using AOMEI PE Builder, and then copy it to the program installation directory and rename to ampxe.iso, then try again.
60062=Fail to create AOMEI PE file.please try to use AOMEI Backupper or AOMEI PE Builder to create PE file. If it still fails, you can specify other bootable image file. For more information, please contact our technical support.
60063=
60064=The path is too long, please select a shorter one and try again. (Note: The maximum length of path cannot exceed 256 characters.)
60065=Invalid path. Please specify the correct image file path.
60066=Unable to select image files on the NAS/Network. Please copy them to local machine and try again.
60067=Invalid file. Please select the image file with .ISO or .WIM extension.
60068=Invalid path. Please specify the correct image file path.
60069=Failed to find bootable image file. Please ensure the image file is valid or is accessible, and then try again.
60070=The file name is too long, please select a shorter one and try again. (Note: The maximum length of path cannot exceed 128 characters.)
60071=Incorrect image file name. Please rename the image file and try again. (Note: The image file name can only be English alphabet. If the image file name contains non-English alphabet or space, please correct it.)
60072=Because the current PXE tool is independent tool, it does not contain AOMEI's bootable file. If you need to boot from AOMEI bootable image file, you can click <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/download-iso.html?pxe>here</a> to download the file and rename as \"ampxe.iso\", then place it to the installation directory of the program. Or you can download <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/download.html?pxe>free AOMEI Backupper</a> and select \"Utilities\" -> \"Create Bootable Media\" to create a Windows PE bootable file.
60073=Because the account you have currently logged in is not "Administrator", AOMEI PXE tool may not auto run after power on. You can run the "PXE" program manually if necessary, or run the program as administrator privileges.
60074=Open File
60075= Browse
60076= Start Service
60077= Stop Service
60078= Ok
60079=  Yes
60080=  No
60081=Make WinPE
60082=Because it is not AOMEI Backupper Technician Edition, the tool cannot be started. Please upgrade to Technician Edition if you need to use it.
60083=To use this function, please activate the program with your license code. If you want to have a try, please download <a href= http://www.backup-utility.com/image-deployment-software.html > AOMEI Image Deploy Free </a>.

70000=OK
70001=Cancel
70002=The program is restoring backup image to client computers. You can view the progress here.
70003=IP address
70004=Restore failed (error code:%1)
70005=Restore succeeded.
70006=Restoring (%1%)
70007=Other error.
70008=Unknown status.
70009=The Image Deploy tool is running.
70010=Failed to open the backup image file, which may has been damaged. Please retry to open it.
70011=Start the client computers which need for image deployment, and then set <a href=http://www.aomeitech.com/kb/backupper/network-boot.html>"Network Boot" as the first boot order in BIOS</a> so that they can boot into the Windows PE that is set in the previous step. The client computers which successfully boot into Windows PE will be displayed in the list below:
70012=Client computers information:
70013=Client computers connected.
70014=The system is booting
70015=Respond to boot request.
70016=Set computer name
70017=Incorrect start IP. Please make sure the IP address is filled out completely.
70018=Incorrect subnet mask. Please make sure the IP address is filled out completely.
70019=Incorrect subnet mask. Please set up the subnet mask with correct rules.
70020=There are no IP addresses available behind the start IP address which is calculated according to the start IP and subnet mask.
70021=Incorrect gateway IP address. Please make sure the IP address is filled out completely. If there is no need to set up it, please leave blank.
70022=Incorrect DNS IP address. Please make sure the IP address is filled out completely. If there is no need to set up it, please leave blank.
70023=Incorrect alternate DNS IP address. Please make sure the IP address is filled out completely. If there is no need to set up it, please leave blank.
70024=Enable computer name setting
70025=Computer prefixed name
70026=Number
70027=Client IP
70028=Computer name
70029=Start IP
70030=Enable computer IP setting
70031=To start the deployment, please specify a system backup image file or a disk backup image file, and then select the client computers which need to be deployed from the list and specify on which destination disk on the client computers you will restore/deploy backup image. 
70032=Select backup image file:
70033=Select client computers:
70034=All
70035=Clear
70036=Destination disk:
70037=Deployed computers:
70038=Please select a disk backup image or an image file containing system backup.
70039=Please select the computers which need to be restored.
70040=No records
70041=Cancel
70042=Succeeded
70043=Failed
70044=Online
70045=Offline
70046=The user name you entered is too long. It must not exceed 100 characters.
70047=The password you entered is too long. It must not exceed 100 characters.
70048=The backup image path is too long. It must not exceed 260 characters.
70049=Failed to connect to shared server. Please check your network connection.
70050=Failed to obtain backup image information, which may be caused by damaged backup image or unstable network.
70051=The backup image does not contain basic disk. Currently AOMEI Image Deploy only supports backup images containing basic disk or system partition. 
70052=The image is not a system backup. Currently AOMEI Image Deploy only supports backup images containing basic disk or system partition.
70053=It’s an image deployment software and network cloning software, which support deploying/restoring an image to multiple computers and cloning multiple computers over network.
70054=Specify an AOMEI bootable Windows PE ISO so that the client computers which need to be restored/deployed can boot from the Windows PE.
70055=Create WinPE automatically
70056=Create WinPE manually      
70057=The specified Windows PE ISO image doesn't exist. Please re-select another one or create one.
70058=Failed to run PXE service program.
70059= Please wait for PXE service to start...
70060=Failed to create Windows PE. Please try to create it using manual mode.
70061=Failed to delete previous Windows PE files. Please try to create a Windows PE using manual mode.
70062=Failed to move files. Please try to create a PE using manual mode.
70063=Failed to run Windows PE creator. Please restart your computer and try again.
70064=Back
70065=Please wait...
70066=Last results
70067=Executing the restore operation will clean all data on the destination disk (current destination disk index: %1). Are you sure you want to execute?
70068=Are you sure you want to cancel the restore operation while some computers are being restored?
70069=Failed to obtain destination disk information. Please retry in the next deployment.
70070=The operation failed, which may be caused by not enough space on the destination disk.
70071=Failed to obtain backup image information, which may be caused by network path inaccessible.
70072=Local Client IP
70073=Server IP:
70074=Failed to obtain destination disks. Please confirm whether the disks with specified index exist or not.

70075=Select Image File
70076=AOMEI Image Deploy
70077=Please input the backup image password:
70078=Please wait patiently while the Windows PE is created, it will take some time. If you need to add device drivers, please create Windows PE manually.
70079=I confirm all the client computers which need to be deployed are online.
70080=Please select a system backup image file or a disk backup image file (with adi extension) created by AOMEI Backupper.
70081=Specify the disk number in the client computers on which you will restore backup image file. \nThe restore process will overwrite all the data on the specified disk. 
70082=Because the LAN bandwidth is limited, you need to specify the number of computers\nhere to increase data transfer speed. Usually it is 3-5 computers. The more computers you \nspecify, the slower the speed will be. If you specify the number of computers as 3, \nafter restoring every 3 computers, the program will continue to restore the next \n3 computers until all computers are restored.
70083=Universal Restore
70084=Enable DHCP
70085=Configuring PXE server...
70086=Waiting PXE server to exit...
70087=Checking PXE server status...
70088=Select a Windows PE ISO image or click "Make WinPE" to \ncreate.
70089=Failed to obtain backup image information, which may be caused by unstable network or other factors. Please retry in the next deployment.
70090=Failed to obtain server order, which may be caused by unstable network or other factors. Please retry in the next deployment.
70091=Failed to startize local disk, which may be caused by the local disk unrecognized. Please contact customer service.
70092=Unknown reason leads to client computer abnormal offline. 

70093=Connection status:
70094=AOMEI Image Deploy Client
70095=Connected
70096=Disconnected
70097=This computer has already been prepared for the deployment order from server.
70098=This computer has already been prepared for the connection from server.

70099=If no DHCP server is available on your LAN, please tick this option so that the client computers are able to boot up normally.
70100=Local IP:
70101=None
70102=Restart
70103=Shutdown

70104=The program will create an ISO that contains "AOMEI Image Deploy". If you need to add more \ndrivers into PE, please click "Add Drivers".
70105=Please select a location to save the bootable ISO file

70106=<a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/help/image-deploy.html><font color=black>Help</font></a>
70107=Allow you to deploy image to computers with different hardware. If you deploy an image created on a computer whose hardware is different from the client computers, we recommend you to tick this option so that the client computers will be able to start up after image deployment.
70108=Finish

70109=
70110=Create bootable WinPE ISO manually (Support adding custom drivers)

70111=Please click the "Make WinPE" button below to create an AOMEI bootable Windows PE ISO that contains "AOMEI Image Deploy", and you also can add more drivers into the Windows PE ISO. After it is created successfully, please click the "Browse" button to specify its path.
70112=Failed to enable PXE service. Please click Next to try again.
70113=According to your setup, we will restore the image file you select to the disk whose index is <b>%1</b>, and at the same time <b>%2</b> computers will perform the restoration. After you make sure all the parameters are correct, and then click "OK" to start deploying.

70114=AOMEI PXE Boot Tool is running...
70115=Online:%1
70116=Tasks:%1
70117=Success:%1
70118=Failure:%1
70119=Start Deploy
70120=Failed to load the driver, which may cause WinPE to fail to be created. Please reinstall the software or install AOMEI Backupper, and try again.
70121=AOMEI Image Deploy Technician
70122=AOMEI Image Deploy Free
70123=If installing AOMEI Image Deploy Free on Server OS, only a maximum of 20 computers can be selected to deploy. To deploy an unlimited number of computers, <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/image-deployment-software.html#compare>AOMEI Image Deploy Technician</a> is a better choice.
70124=AOMEI Image Deploy Free version does not support "Preset IP" and "Universal Restore". To support the functions, <a href=http://www.backup-utility.com/image-deployment-software.html#compare>AOMEI Image Deploy Technician</a> is a better choice.
70125=