As the Forum grows with the increasing popularity of the Hasleo Backup Suite, I would like to suggest that the @admin consider posting Forum Rules as the top pinned post in this subforum for members.

Many of us longtime members of many Forums know the importance of Forum Rules.  Without them, new, and existing Forum members can claim that their posts did not violate any Forum Rules, so they should be allowed to post anything, regardless of content.  We all know of the issues on other Forums where people have gotten way out of bounds "discussing" politics, religion, etc.  Others post completely false information about a product or go completely off-topic.  Some even become very abusive and hostile  The list of abuses is enormous, including spam posts; hence, the reason that every Forum I frequent, about 12 per day, have Forum Rules to protect the company, and to protect its members in good standing.

Forum Rules would make it clear that Hasleo intends to protect its good name, and that their Forums are not available to be used for other than the purposes stated; for example, discussion politics, religion, race, etc.   The stated purpose of these Forums is to respectfully discuss Hasleo products, not anything else.

I would be willing to undertake to prepare a draft set of Forum Rules for review by @admin and other members.  I am guessing that the more senior members of this Forum, like @Froggie would accept, if asked, to assist in the review process.

I submit this for your consideration.  Have a great day.

Regards,
Phil

When Installation mode = VHDX, the Virtual hard disk size numeric field does not accept keyboard input. The value can only be changed using the spinner arrows or by pasting a number. This makes large adjustments (e.g., from 2 TB default down to 500 GB) slow and frustrating.



Steps to Reproduce

1. Launch WinToUSB Professional.
   
2. Select a Windows 11 ISO and edition.
   
3. Choose a destination disk.
   
4. Set Partition scheme = GPT for UEFI and Installation mode = VHDX.
   
5. Click into Virtual hard disk size and attempt to type 500.
   

• Keystrokes are ignored; the number does not change.
  
• Only the up/down spinner arrows change the value.
  

Hi Team,
We are currently using the Halseo WinToUsb Pro Version 9.5 (Build: Jan 6 2025) and facing problem while cloning and creation of Win 11 ToGO Drive.

1. Cloning :
Previous systems created can no longer be cloned as the tool takes forever (~ More than 3 hours) and crashes without any error.

2. Win 11 To Go Creation:
The operation was not successful after 99% completion which failed with an Unknown error 0x003100B2000001B1 (ErrorWin11.jpg)
The ISO file that was used : en-us_windows_11_iot_enterprise_version_25h2_x64_dvd_67098cd6.iso [Downloaded from Microsoft Visual Studio marketplace]

However after failure the device was not recognizable on the laptop and had to be removed and connected back.

The contents on the drive (ErrroWin11_Contents.jpg)
The size of the created contents (ErrorWin11_Size.jpg)

Wanted to know if Win11 To Go can actually be created with the version 9.5 being used, or any changes to procedure needed due to reported error.

Thanks

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Hello,
  Smart backup should be enabled by default. At least for OS disk which MS is changing the WinPE partitions almost on every couple updates. 

Thank you

I would like to define a network storage path to a directory tree but can only define a path to the top level.

I have tried \\{server}\{top}\{sub} and everything else I can think of but only \\{server}\{top} is accepted.

Quote: Hasleo Backup Suite V5.5 /// Completely Free Windows Backup and Cloning Software for Windows PCs and Servers!

Not anymore with v5.5.2.0 !!! Even Windows 10/11 Enterprise is no longer supported (bad decision)!

Software still buggy after all this time!

DiskClone still missing FileClone feature!

I know you need to earn money but if Windows Client OS Enterprise support is also removed, then sorry guys!

Over 15,000,000 Wonderful Users (not including us).

Software already removed!

Time to move on to Veeam!

Bye bye!

I just tried around a bit with the new HBS Free v5.5.2.0.

When I install the free version in a VM with Windows Server 2025 Standard, I receive the following error:
There are bad sectors on the drive. (0x075400690000045D).



Pretty sure this can't happen in a VM.

And why is the free version able to backup on a server edition?
Shouldn't this trigger another error message?

I tried the same with an earlier snapshot and version v5.4.2.5 doesn't throw that error.

Log's attached, hope that helps 

Though this question may be relative to other versions, I'll only reference the Pro version herein.

I see that the current price for a Pro license is US $54.95, and it includes "Enjoy free lifetime upgrades."  I am writing to ask exactly what this means.  Does this mean the license will be valid for any Pro version of HBS moving forward?  FOREVER?  I have a difficult time understanding that business model long term, so I'd like to be sure I understand properly.  And I'd like to feel assured that Pro won't be replaced with something like "Pro Plus" in the future, negating a "free lifetime upgrade" license of the Pro version.

I have another question.  The comparison chart indicates "Number of licensed computers: 1 PC."  Can a license be transferred to a different PC?  And how difficult is this process?  I'm planning on building/purchasing a PC in about a year and would like to know if I buy a license now if it would be valid on the replacement PC.  (Still only used on one PC - my current PC would be recycled.)

And finally, does Hasleo have any intentions of releasing a "multi pack" license with a deep discount?  Like, if I wanted to purchase, for instance, a set of 4 licenses so I can use the software on multiple computers in my household?

Thanks for any clarification.  And congratulations on moving forward toward the important step - monetization.

When I boot in to 5520 with EITHER of two USB ED rescue disks I have made using the download from MS method, the HBS on the rescue disks does not 'see' the SSD in my machine (a Dell XPS with 1 TB SSD). HBS 'sees' all other disks attached to the machine - just not the local (ie., the installed) SSD.

When I use a different ED USB made with the earlier HBS 5425, no problem - it 'sees' my local SSD.

I have set rEFIND as my first boot option, but when I reboot Windows loads and rEFIND has been lowered to the second option. Is anyone aware of a work around for this?