Hello, following a theft I have replaced my laptop. I used EasyUEFI because I frequently install different linux distributions as dual boot with Windows. I would like to continue using EasyUEFI on my new laptop but I don't have the license key or the receipt which were stored on my old laptop! Are you able to help me with this please?
I can see the Hasleo service running, but I don't see the tray icon or a startup program for this. I'd like to set it and forget it, but it's stuck in the taskbar not in the tray. Am I missing something here? I've done a little research and haven't found anything.
I am new to Hasleo, but I think it's going to work out. However, I have a folder backup set up for my Outlook PST file. When I click on BACKUP, I get the error message "The System Cannot Find The Path Specified." I am using Windows 11 Pro, and I've tried every trick in the book to fix this, from Controlled Folder Access to Allowing the entire folder and apps from Hasleo into trusted applications. And, yet, nothing works. I even shut down Outlook 365 (the latest version) to see if a locked file was a problem. I would really like to use this rather than a paid backup application, but I need to figure this out. My Outlook file is 57GB, so maybe that's the issue (no VSS file?). Any help would be great!!
If this can't be fixed bt Hasleo, I would like suggestions for a free Outlook backup. I have researched extensively, and I used Safe PST for a couple of days until it corrupted my Outlook file. I have everything in Outlook and can't afford to lose it. I keep it open almost all the time, so any backup needs to work with a locked file.
When I attempt a file backup (no matter how small) and use a FAT32 formatted disc as the destination drive, the message "The image is too large for the destination file system" immediately appears. The same backup to a NTFS formatted disc works fine and shows the image size would easily fit on the FAT32 disc.
Does the Hasleo software support backups to FAT32 formatted media as the destination drive?
I installed HBS on a Windows 11 system. When I boot into HBS WinPE, it doesn’t display any backups. The system backup option under "Backup" and the select task to restore option under "Restore" are both grayed out.
So, I was trying to clone windows 11 from one sdd nvme to an external one. I used wintohdd, chose the external sdd. It did a few things and asked to restart the system. After a while it did not progress and gave an error ( don´t remember the big number that appeared ). After rebooting, I saw that wintohdd "formatted" another internal ssd, divided it in two partitions, one with the "wintohdd" name. How can I fix it? Is it reversible? I did not put anything into the "formatted" ssd. All programs that I searched on google recover the ssd, but won´t keep the name or the order of the original file structures. Please, help me!
we just installed Hasleo Backup Suite 3.6.0.0 (according to the installation file, though the logfile says 3.6.0.2 installed) on Windows Server 2016 with 14393.6085 build.
We tried to create a System Backup of the NTFS boot drive to a ReFs data partition on another drive. As soon, as we try to start the backup, we get the error ...
Unsupported file system. (0x090C009000000000)
Is ReFs file system really not supported as a destination for the Hasleo backup file?
