When starting a new task for performing a system backup, the Windows RE tools partition isn't selected. Is it best practice to include that partition, or just leave it deselected? 

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After installing the latest Windows update, all of my existing Hasleo tasks give an error when attempting to run them. This happened on 2 different computers. I will post the error code and also the Windows 11 update.

   

   

Apologies if this is the wrong place to post this:
A couple of days ago I came across "bitlocker anywhere" by a company called "Hasleo", that offers bitlocker encryption for Win 10 home. It seems tempting as a quick and cheap alternative to upgrading to win 10 pro. But is it legit? It has only recently been released and has no reviews by any independent sources as far as I can tell. My gut feeling is to stay clear and pursue a win 10 pro upgrade. Does anyone have any other thoughts, or know anything about this software?

New to the Hasleo and Windows To Go world. I'm considering using Hasleo Windows To USB to install Windows 11 Pro to an external SSD drive. A 11/Pro copy installed on my laptop.

I ran across this article
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-run-...-usb-drive#
which says that using the free version of Hasleo WT-USB you cannot use a Windows Pro installation for source. Is this true? Quoting article: "Note that the free version doesn't offer support for the Professional, Education, or Enterprise editions of Windows."
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After not touching HBS for about 10 month and now updating to the recent version (5.4.2.2) it wouldn't let me in to the already in version 4 established backup computer (Win 11). After typing my login data it says "username or password wrong", though they are definately right - see screenshot.

I can access this machine from everywhere else in my network with no problems. Even from the computer where HBS is running on. As already discussed in an earlyier thread all settings should be ok too.

Any ideas welcome!

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I have a question with Hasleo Backup Suite - where are the data files actually stored or basically, what file is the backup tasks in that shows up when selecting restore from tasks?  As I will be using the restored version of the backup, the tasks on the new SSD is going to be before the backup is completed so I would like to copy the files so Hasleo will have the up to date data.  Thanks!
Update:
I found the answer here, I can just export and import it
How to import or export backup tasks with Hasleo Backup Suite?

I have a question..  If a system only has 1 storage device available and the Backup was done on NAS with Hasleo Backup Suite which I am planning to do in the future, how does one actually do the restore process?   Since I don't think one can boot into Windows normally and run Hasleo Backup Suite and restore the data to the same exact device that Windows booted on from the NAS.  Would one have to use the Emergency Disk first in this scenario?

Can you install V5.4.4.2 over V5.2 and it will keep settings and backups.

Also can you delete earlier differential backups like V1 and V2 to make space for further backups?

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Hasleo now creates an additional entry for "Hasleo Backup Suite" outside of the Hasleo folder in the Windows 11 "Start" menu. Is this a bug? The application does not launch when I click the entry.

According to previous posts, unsupported FileSystems, when being imaged, can only do sector-by-sector imaging since HBS knows nothing of "used sectors"/etc. when confronted with unsupported FileSystems.

So, after imaging (FULL at 7.6gB) only my Ubuntu partition, I logged into my dual-BOOT Ubuntu/Windows System and under Ubuntu I first TRIMmed the ROOT partition then ran an update of my Linux System.  Upon completion of that update, I re-logged into my Windows System and, using Hasleo, ran an INCREMENTAL image of that FULL done at the beginning.  I expected an image size equal to or larger (due to updates) than the original FULL... mainly 'cause HBS don't know ext<n> FileSystems.  Instead I wound up with a 4gB INCREMENTAL image... much smaller than the original FULL.  I then ran an additional FULL (following my updates) that resulted in a 9.3gB image.

Looking at my previous paragraph... how is that even possible with no knowledge of "used sectors" in an ext<n> FileSystem?

Inquiring minds really wanna know about this one...