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I made the bootable media from Mojave and all progressed as it should - On reinstalling High Sierra, I installed Acronis true Image 2019 again and found my backup stored on an airport time capsule - once I loaded that into Acronis 2019 it could see my hard drive and all the user files etc so all looks great- I went to recover and it prompted me to create the bootable media again so I assumed I needed to recreate it, which is what I did - I followed the onscreen instruction booted from the usb - I then got the prompt where it says choose the location of the backup file which was on the time capsule -,however the time capsule does not appear in the list - I had the option of local drive ,acronis cloud and two NAS drives and network - I chose network and manually entered the ip address and shared folder and it found the backup

I wanted to try reverting to High Sierra as the WD application had worked prior to upgrading to Mojave. Hi, I had to perform a new OSX install on my Mac because I was having issues with the WD Discovery application not seeing any files on a Mycloud Home- I had been having issues since upgrading to Mojave - I made a full image backup of the system before reinstalling.