Solved AOMEI Backupper - Is there an ARM version?

If you have an UEFI issue with certs, the USB drive would fail to boot from a security violation. You can temporarily disable Secure Boot mode in BIOS to see if that makes a difference or not. Presuming it doesn't, your problem isn't the Secure Boot certs.

Typically if a bootable USB drive can't see a storage device, it implies the boot image is missing the required storage controller drivers.

The other reason for not booting is you have the wrong version of the boot file.

john1955 said:

Can you dual boot with an ARM PC?

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what would the other OS be?

patrickmlong said:

what would the other OS be?

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Tiny11 . . . Ive never installed it but I'm thinking about it on my Windows XP drive that I only use for Macrium right now.

GCG1000 said:

Suggest you checkout AOMEI Software Download Center and https://www.aomeitech.com/ss/download/pa/arm64/PAssist_Std_ARM64.exe

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The link is for Partition Assistant, not a backup solution. It has a clone disk option. I explored, but it says my hard disk and backup drive have different bytes per sector, so can't be cloned...

Bryan said:

From a Google enquiry:

Yes, AOMEI officially supports Windows ARM64 systems with their backup software. The AOMEI Backupper download page explicitly lists a "Download for Windows ARM64" option for their software. This ensures compatibility with modern ARM-based laptops and devices running Windows 11 ARM.

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This is only for Partition Assistant. No ARM backup version...