The home section is now empty for me but I do have a backup image still just not listed here anymore.   How do I readd it please?

Only way I can see descriptions.

How to see on images once they are created please? 

So far the only thing I miss from Macrium Reflect.

Hi, I am a new user to Hasleo having come from using Macrium Reflect.

I can make a system backup to my Synology NAS by mapping network drive from Windows 11 but not having any success accessing the NAS from the boot menu to be able to restore. I'm told that the network path is unavailable.

The boot menu uses winPE which I believe does not include wifi drivers. There's an option to include .inf driver's but my INF folder in windows 11 has dozens of files which means nothing to me. 

My question is can I and how do I add wifi drivers so I can access my NAS.

TIA

Hello everyone,

Today we encountered a case and would like to share it for discussion.

A user reported that after restoring a system partition using Hasleo Backup Suite, Windows failed to boot normally. When attempting to recover from a USB drive, the user found that Secure Boot could not be disabled in the BIOS, and the boot order reset to default after every reboot. The user insisted that the software had corrupted the ESP partition during the restore process, causing these issues.

Our technical analysis is as follows:

1. Secure Boot and the boot order are UEFI firmware settings stored in the motherboard's NVRAM, not on the hard disk.
   
2. During restoration, Hasleo Backup Suite only modifies data on the disk's ESP (EFI System Partition), Windows partition, and recovery partition; it does not change any firmware settings.
   
3. The ESP only stores boot loader files. Modifying or corrupting the ESP only affects the system boot process, it does not affect the ability to modify BIOS settings.
   

I use Cryptomator which uses WinFSP driver to mount a virtual drive in Windows 11.
Will Dokan driver used by HBS to mount virtual drive co-exist with WinFSP on same PC without issues?

Hi,

I'm planning to migrate several Windows Server environments using Hasleo Disk Clone (Free Windows Migration and Disk/Partition Cloning Software) and would appreciate some advice from anyone with hands-on experience.

My current plan is to use Hasleo Disk Clone to clone the existing system disk to new hardware, verify boot integrity, and then automate post-migration validation. 

One idea I'm exploring is adding an AWS Bedrock integration layer to summarize migration logs, detect potential issues, and generate deployment reports using an LLM.

A few questions:

1. Has anyone successfully used Hasleo Disk Clone for production Windows Server migrations with minimal downtime?
   
2. How reliable is the software when cloning GPT/UEFI system disks and preserving boot configuration?
   
3. Have you encountered driver, BitLocker, or partition alignment issues after cloning?
   
4. Does anyone have experience combining migration workflows with AWS Bedrock integration for log analysis, automated validation, or migration documentation?
   
5. Would you recommend capturing Windows Event Logs and cloning logs for AI assisted troubleshooting after the migration?
   Any recommendations or implementation examples would be greatly appreciated.

@admin,

I have received a complaint, on another Forum, about the high-speed scrolling of the HBS products at this link: https://www.hasleo.com/index.html

You can freeze it by clicking on green box below and leaving your mouse in hover, but I have to agree that it is impossible to read the details at the default scrolling speed before it moves on to the next product.  Yes, you can go down below and click on the software program you want to know more about, but I think the approach on that page should be reconsidered ...

This inquiry/complaint is from a serious, potential user/customer.

Have a great day.

Regards,
Phil

I bought Hasleo Disk Clone last year but now need something to replace Macrium Reflect 8 for creating system images.

Hasleo Backup Suite Home with free lifetime upgrades looks like it will do the job but I want to check before buying:-

• What exactly free lifetime upgrades entails.. How long it actually lasts?
  
  
• Is it truly perpetual or are free upgrades only for the life of the current version?
  
  
• Does Backup Suite now incorporate all functions of Hasleo Disk Clone? If so, will Disk Clone be surplus to requirements and should I uninstall it before installing Backup Suite or is there any benefit to having both installed?
  

Hello Team,

I’m using Hasleo Backup Suite Professional 5.8.2.2 on Windows 11 and trying to save a System Backup to a pCloud virtual drive mounted as P: drive in my File Explorer. pCloud is basically a cloud storage service similar to Google Drive.

e.g. Destination:  P:\Backups\Hasleo

The unusual behavior is:

• If I create the task without a schedule and click Proceed, the backup starts normally and successfully writes to P:
  
• If I add a schedule and click **Save**, Hasleo immediately reports: The system cannot find the path specified. (0x02FB008500000000)
  

• The scheduled task also fails with the same error
  
• Running the saved task through BackupCmdUI.exe also fails with the same error
  
• The Browse dialog can see and select the P: path without any issue
  
• Another backup competitor (Macrium Reflect scheduled backups) can write to the same pCloud drive successfully, so this is an issue with Hasleo