Hi,

just noticed that my backup schedule didn't run as planned this month.
I use the following schedule for my backups:

- Full: Monthly on first Sat. of month, 09:00am
- Diff: Weekly on Sun. of the week,  09:00am
- Inc: Daily, 09:00am

So this should've brought me a new full backup on last Saturday, 2025/04/05. But I got another incremental backup instead, followed by a new differential one this Sunday.

I know for a fact that this schedule worked last month, backup took place on 2025/03/01, which was a Saturday.

Might this be related to daylight saving time? Clock got changed on 2025/04/30 from 02:00am to 03:00am in my timezone (Germany, UTC+1). Just a guess, maybe totally unrelated though.

Here are some screenshots of the configuration, log can also be provided if needed:

--- Current backup in progress this Sunday ---


--- Backup schedule (overview) ---


--- Backup schedule (full backup) ---


--- Backup schedule (diff. backup) ---


--- Backup schedule (inc. backup) ---

EDIT: Saw existing thread about this after I posted: https://www.easyuefi.com/forums/showthre...81#pid7781

From memory, the error said: "Interprocess communication error. Please restart the PC and try again {xxxx long list of numbers xxxx}"

Cause was clicking "browse for an image to restore" from the default start "Home" tab.
After a few reboots I figured out if you go to the "Restore" tab first, and do the same thing, it works.

I struggled for 3 days to convert a notebook from MBR to GPT
Tried multiple methods (including mbr2gpt.exe). In all
cases there was always some issue.

Fortunately HBS allowed me to restore each time back to a
working version... big thanks for that.

Then I noticed the  HBS restore option for GPT so I did
a restore using that option. It worked perfectly.
I just could have saved a lot of effort
if I had seen the option at the beginning and used it!

Thanks HBS... you are super.

JD

   
As you can see I do have 5 sytem backup files!

In Haselo Backup Suite only the first one is shown!

How can I open the others for  the system backup image file I want to restore?


Billy

Just ran into this error. "interprocess communication failure"

I have been doing some experimenting that has required bare metal restores
Using the same boot usb and stored backup stores were successful at least twice

Now I get the above error. 

I've tried the recommended restart process
I've tried alternative boot usb stick from another computer
HBS boots properly and it's only when I select the backup source
file that I get the error.

Any suggestions?

JD

Ich habe vorhin ein Dateibackup definiert, als " Datei-Backup C+D " gespeichert.
Doch beim Versuch, es manuell erstmalig als Vollbackup zu starten kommt:
"Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden (0x03B800850 ... viele Nullen)"

Natürlich ist das Ziel online, die (externe, per USB angeschlossene) Festplatte wurde bisher auch für mehrere Hasleo Backups verwendet.
Gehe ich wieder auf 

1. Bearbeiten > Zielort ist: "W:\PCNAME\Datei-Backup C+D"
   
2. Speichern ... Ok. Kein Fehler.
   
3. Aktionen > Sicherung > Vollständig: Fehler! (w.o. beschrieben)
   

1. Bearbeiten und den Zielpfad per Durchsuchen auf "W:\PCNAME\"  reduziert: Fehler: "Ungültiger Pfad (0x137D00140 ..." und wieder ein Menge Nullen.)
   
2. Speichern geht dann nicht
   
3. Abbrechen
   
4. Wieder auf Bearbeiten, steht klarerweise wieder " W:\PCNAME\Datei-Backup C+D" dort.
   
5. Speichern ist wieder fehlerfrei
   
6. Aktionen > Sicherung > Vollständig: Fehler (wie eingangs beschrieben) ...
   

When using Explorer | C: | context menu | Hasleo BitLocker Anywhere | Turn On Bitlocker " this message pops up:



How were users supposed to try it on the system it's intended for? Standard systems only have a C:\ drive (a single partition) that is the boot partition , OS partition , data partition , ... all in one.


P.S. Trying to start the app itself only brings


Is that bc Windows Bitlocker has been removed before* (i.e. is HBA only a frontend to the actual Windows functions?)


* removed Microsoft-Windows-SecureStartup

P.S. Win10PROx64 Version 10.0.19044.1288
HBA Version 9.6 R1 (build 2025/02/07)

Ich muss dringend den Thunderbird Profilordner wiederherstellen.
Kein Problem mit Hasleo, dachte ich, es gibt ja eine Partitionssicherung aller wichtigen Dateien. Diese besteht dzt. aus einer Vollsicherung und 2 Teilsicherungen.

1. Also Startseite > Partitionssicherung-Name > Aktionen > Wiederherstellen.
   
2. Dann den "Datei-Modus" gewählt (brauche ja nur einen Ordner)
   
3. Ordner ... AppData .. mein TB Profil... gewählt
   
4. Bei "Wiederstellen nach" wird komischerweise nicht mehr der Originalpfad angeboten
   
5. Da ich mir bez. der (dabei nicht zusammengeführten???) Versionen eh unsicher war, wählte ich einen anderen Ordner
   (man kann sich die Wiederherstellung ja dann immer noch ansehen und in den Originalpfad kopieren)
   
6. Dann kommt stets eine Fehlermeldung (0x05440078000000CE) wonach das Verzeichnis nicht erstellt werden konnte.
   Dennoch befinden sich am gewählten Wiederherstellungsort einige Dateien, jedoch nie alle, die da drin sein sollten ...
   

I read in change for HBS at some point that a change was made so that all simultaneous scheduled image backups would not occur, but the notes said nothing about whether that means NO simultaneous backups would occur or which one would be chosen.  My question is, what would happen with the following scheduled image backups:

FIRST SUN OF MONTH @1100 HRS: FULL
EVERY SUN OF MONTH @1100 HRS: DIFF
EVERY DAY @1100 HRS: INC

My expectation is that ONLY a full would occur on the first Sunday of the month.  ONLY a differential would be created all the other Sundays of the month.  ONLY an incremental would be created every day of the month that is not a Sunday.

In other words, FULL trumps DIFF and DIFF trumps INC.

Is this correct?

I recently cloned my Windows 10 installation from my old hard drive to a new SSD using Macrium Reflect. The cloning process seemed to complete successfully, but now when I try to boot from the SSD, it doesn't show up in the UEFI boot options menu.

I’ve checked the BIOS settings, and the SSD is listed there, but it doesn’t appear as a bootable option in the boot menu. I’ve tried switching the boot mode from Legacy to UEFI, but that doesn’t seem to help either.

I also ran the bcdboot command in the command prompt to repair the bootloader, but still no luck. Has anyone encountered this issue before or have any advice on how to fix it?

I would really appreciate any suggestions or steps I can follow to get the SSD to show up properly in UEFI and boot into Windows. Thanks in advance!