I have D:\aomei.iso or D:\aomei.wim, is it possible to create a boot entry to boot them?

Hello,
I did a backup for my system using Hasleo Backup Suite (free edition). When I opened "backup" it selected my SSD C: drive automatically, and then said all required drives and folders to backup my Windows have been selected. However, I have a SATA internal F: drive where I have these folders: Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, and Videos. I put them there to increase the capacity of my SSD because at the time it was just 500GB. I believe that those folders are part of the Windows system that should be included in the backup. I cannot select them separately, or include them in the backup, even though there is a space for the check mark.

1. What am I doing wrong?
2. I now have a 1TB SSD C: drive, so I'd like to know how to transfer the folders listed above back to there, if that is necessary to include them in the backup.

Hallo,

I now get the above error every time I schedule a backup of my Windows 11 laptop in file backup mode to a self-configured NAS server. In case you are interested, the server is UCS Univention software (current version), which I have configured as an AD controller. This offers a very high data throughput, which should be relevant for a backup system. Backups that I initiate manually run without any problems. VSS and WMI are checked and fixed. There is only the Microsoft VVS provider. This also starts automatically at boot time.
Also noticeable is the extreme slowness of the backup after the upgrade from version 4.9.5 to the current version 5. While an incremental backup under version 4.9.5 usually took only a few minutes, it now takes more than 2.5 hours! It does not matter if you are backing up 10GB or 150MB. The difference is minimal. For the filter settings, I started with the defaults and have since added some file types to reduce the amount of data. Again, no difference. Only personal user profiles and some small folders are backed up directly under c:\. Other than that, there are no observable network problems when accessing the server. The connection to the server is via a 1Gb/s Ethernet cable.
A search for the above error number here in the forum has been unsuccessful so far.
The log files are attached. Unfortunately, I have not found a way to filter out only the bad backups.
Does anyone have a solution?
Thank you very much.
  backup-suite-log-20250105143018.zip (Size: 383.64 KB / Downloads: 6)

Hello,
  I really don't understand why i can not edit "compression" level on backup settings. (for v5)
  Eg from medium to high.

Thank you

Hi everybody!

I 'd like to give Hasleo Backup a try but have no idea how to organize  the backup on my new home computer with respect to disk partition vs file backup

OS - Windows 11 24H2
Disks

• System: NVMe 1TB, 1 partition, used about 130GB
  
• Photos: NVMe 1TB,  1 part., used  650GB
  
• A pair of older SSD SATA disks, one 500GB and one 250GB, both single partition,  storage  20% and 40% full respectively.
  
• Backup drive: USB, 5TB
  
• Almost forgot - a 1TB spinning disk with cloned system. It will go when I have the backup in place.
  

1. After initial full System or partition backup, will it be possible to follow with incremental ones?
   
2. Can I restore system/partition images and/or files from backups,  older then the last one?
   
3. Must I use Emergency disk for System restore, or can I start restore from Windows?
   
4. What is the difference in speed of backup/restore in partition vs file backup if all files in the part. are selected?
   
5. Pros and cons  partition vs file backup?
   
6. Is it possible to remove older backups? If yes, can it be done automatically, e.g. by setting "clear backups older than 6 months"?
   

Hi, the backup software is fantastic and packed with features! I have a question about mounting images— is it possible to mount an image in a temporary writable mode? I sometimes need to modify permissions to access specific folders within the image but can’t figure out how to enable this. I’m not looking to save any changes; just need temporary write access. Thanks!

The documentation is quite clear on what happens when incrementals and full versions fall off the retention policy and become pruned by means of either deletion, merging in order to keep the chain intact, or a combination depending on the policy.

However, imagine the simple scenario where a monthly full backup and daily incrementals are scheduled with both full and incrementals retained for 3 months each.
My question is what happens at the beginning of the "fourth" month when the first full backup expires?  Does this first full backup get merged with the first incremental, and then merging takes place each day to scoop up the incremental created the following day (3 months ago)?   A merge each day sounds a bit absurd and resource costly, so I can imagine something else happens instead.

Hallo!

Wie kann man Netzwerkunterstützung bekommen?
Der Ordner "Netzwerk" ist immer leer, es werden keine Geräte, bzw. keine Rechner angezeigt, welche sich im Netzwerk befinden. Dies gilt für die Quellen wie für das Ziel.
(Im Win 10 Explorer / Netzwerk ist die Anzeige korrekt, alle Geräte werden angezeigt)

Is there a feature comparison between Backup Suite and Disk Clone?

Does backup suite include all features of disk clone?

Can backup suite create a full main disk clone onto a usb ssd drive?

Can backup suite and disk clone both be installed on same drive without issues?

The reason I ask.. in addition to regular weekly images, I am also wanting to clone each month or so the main ssd in my laptop to an identical ssd which is installed in a usb enclosure for convenience. In the event of main drive failure, the clone ssd can be swapped in to the laptop. Some cloning software won’t clone to usb though.

I'm backing up my Windows 11 on a daily basis with grandfather/father/son method. A full backup currently is about 164 GB. Each day there are a few changes on the drive, mostly browsing with MS Edge (temp folder) and other small changes. So in total, the difference for each day is about 2 - 6 GB usually.

Yesterday I did nothing special in comparison. But today (sunday) this first differential backup was made:



Please have a look at the file size. It is huge compared to the other ones, more than a 1/3 of changes compared to the last full backup.

I'm not sure what changed exactly, there was no Windows updates, no Edge update, no other big changes. Still the difference is huge. Could it be that there's a bug somewhere with the detection of file changes?

I don't know if logs will help here, all I can say is that I'm pretty sure I didn't change more than 60 GB of my C: drive in the last 3 days.

Any ideas what could've caused this? I noticed something similar a few days ago when I had mounted my C: drive outside of Windows in Linux Mint, but this was not the case recently.

Maybe there's still a bug somewhere with the detection of changed files?