I’m using a Macbook Pro 2017 and worked with WTG drivers for months. Recently i bought NVIDIA RTX graphic cards but my older version 1703 doesn’t work with RTX. I have to upgrade my Windows into 1809 so I chose WinToUSB to do that. I erased and formatted my drive and installed WTG correctly, but after I successfully booted the first time into WTG and installed the Boot Camp drivers and restarted, the WTG cannot be booted anymore. I erased again and clean installed again and things are the same. I want to know what’s the problem here, thank you!

Don't know whether this is expected or not (unexpected by me  )...

When an automatic schedule is PAUSED during the scheduled time (for System work to be done) then unPAUSED 3-min after scheduled time, I would expect the scheduled image to be bypassed until the next scheduled time... especially with no special settings in place (none for this case exist anyway).  When the task schedule was resumed, a few seconds later the scheduled image took off.

Is this by design, and if so, why?  Thanks for your help with this!

Hello,
I have wintousb installed as vhdx.
when native booting the system starts without problems, but always comes with the Windows performance optimization, since no paging file can be created. What have I done wrong. Please help.

Hello,

I want to use WinToUSB to install a fresh Windows (Windows 10 Education 64 Bit) on my USB flash drive and to be able to upgrade this Windows installation with Windows To Go Upgrader. What are the required size of the USB flash drive? Are 32 GB sufficient? I would use the "clean up system files" feature of Windows before upgrading, because I know Windows needs a lot of disk space for temporary files.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,
I have installed and created a backup image with Hasleo backup version 4

After installing Hasleo, booting has been a normal process. There have been many boots without the following issue:

Since testing the recovery media (USB) for the sake of seeing if my PC booted to the HASLEO USB Emergency disk (no recovery attempted), after rebooting (with or without the USB media connected) I am confronted with the following screen on boot.

How do I disable this?

EDIT: Disregard this. Ran another test and had no problem. Not sure why I did before, possibly some setting I toggled on or off and forgot or didn't notice.

A little problem I have noticed. My Windows drive has a few GB of un-allocated (over provisioned) space at the end. At some point during the backup/restore, Hasleo resizes the main Windows partition, fills that space, and after the restore process, only something like ~30 MB remains empty at the end. I think it should recreate the EXACT partitions (size, location, order, everything) unless I manually resize them, but it does not.

when I do the backup I always get this error 0x1CB90036000000E9 and the backup always fails. You can tell me it's due. Thanks so much

Is is possible to make a full backup, keep it for 5 days, then aut delete and make new one, then for 5 days make a differential and and keep only one, so when new full backup is done, then differential must start from there, I try, but can not get the full backup to work.

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System backup (total size 38GB), compression low, scheduled at shutdown, performed on external SSD connected via USB 3.2 Gen 2 port, backup time 2 minutes, complete image check time 14 minutes.
Is this normal?

Hello everyone, I am new here on the forums, but I have been using Hasleo backup Suite Free for quite a while now. 

And I really like this backup program, but I do have a question I would like to ask. Something I have been wondering is this ... why the does hasleo need to remove the old version (Including WinPE.) when updating to a new version? Is there a specific reason for it? I am curious to know.