I'm looking for a reliable way to backup my windows 10 laptop before trying a Flyby11 windows 11 update just in case anything goes wrong, is this software suitable for this?

I have a single HDD TB, (Disk 0 931.51GB)
From Disk Management, Partition sizes are...
C 199.71GB capacity, of which 69.37GB is free, system, boot drive
E 730.93GB capacity, of which 102.85GB is free, logical drive
(Disk 0 partition 2) 889MB capacity, of which 889MB s free, recovery partition

C contains win10 and my files, E contains only media files.
I need to backup at least C, possibly E if I have the space.

I have an external USB drive with about 580GB of free space.
Can I make a backup to this drive and retain (not overwrite) the roughly 340GB of stuff I already have on the ext HDD?
What are the best settings to use to be able to restore this drive? I need to backup C, E is less important but would be nice if I could.

If things go wrong when updating to Win 11 how can I restore back to Win 10, do you just plug in the Ext drive and or do I need some other software to make it boot?

Thanks,

I'm running HBS 5.4.2.1 on Windows 11 Pro x64 24H2 and having a problem with the Partition Clone tool.  I'm trying to clone a Partition from one External disk to another External disk.  When I try to run this I get a pop-up window saying this can only be done in the Pre-boot environment.  Why do I have to boot into WinPE when I'm Not trying to clone anything from the Internal System disk?  Both disks I'm working with are External USB disks.  I've never had this issue with other Cloning apps (Acronis, Macrium Reflect, AOMEI, MiniTool).  Do I need to download and install the separate Disk Clone app to do this?  I would appreciate any help.  Thanks!

Hello,
  Is there an option not to split backup files at 2 TB ?

Thank you

I finally found a backup solution that fits my needs. Many thanks for that.

I've been running it for a while, and suddenly - without any updates (as far as I remember) or changes to my system - one disk no longer appears in Hasleo. The existing backup task, which had been running daily without issues for a month, now throws the error: "Specified partition not found (0x1f650036000000e)." This error happens with automatic backup schedule, as well as when I manually start it.

When I try to edit or create a new backup, the partitions are listed exactly as they are numbered in Windows Disk Management, but the specific disk in question is just missing in Hasleo (disk 3, 7 disks in total). This happens to be my only dynamic disk, so it might be related to that.

The disk is still normally accessible in File Explorer. I have also performed a full reboot and checked the disk for errors. For testing purposes, it does how up in Veeam.
The problem came up with 5.2.2.3 which I was running for a month. I did update to 5.4.2.1, that didn't help.

This is even stranger: Despite my previous attempts and my current inability to manually create a backup, a successful backup did occur about two hours ago while we were in the process of resolving a forum issue. I did not reboot the system between my earlier failed attempt and that successful backup and now.

I checked logs but didn't see any useful information. Please tell me if you need any.

Quick question... how often does Hasleo update their OPE files, specifically the Windows 11 version since the Windows 10 version seems to remain at v2004?

Thanks for your help with this!

Hello,
  Any ideas on one PC when i try to send test e-mail the GUI closes ?

Thank you

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Greetings. For many weeks, my scheduled backups have been going beautifully, but recently the shut down after finished feature which is selected in the backup scheme is not happening. This is happening on my wife's machine as well. Then sometimes later the next morning, the PC will go into shut down while I am working. I checked the logs and everything was successful. What can I do? Thanks for your help.

I have a bootalbe USB drive made with Hasleo. I know I can clone this to another USB drive to have an exact copy. What I need to do is back this up to a file that will allow me to create a bootable USB drive from that file. Creating a system backup of the bootable drive with the backup suite and trying to make a new bootable drive from that image file  ( as shown here https://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/resour...image.html) doesn't seem to work. Using a USB  drive of the exact same size gives an error that the drive is too small when I try to make a WinToGo from that image file . Yet I can clone to that drive to the new USB with no problem. Is there a way to backup of a WinToGo drive to a file and make a new WinToGo drive from that file?

When trying to backup my internal C drive and have ticked destination drive and address I click proceed and I get error message "you cannot backup to the same drive as you are backing up" 

Error message no.: 0x0194005300000000

This backup suite is fantastic and very fast, previously all plain sailing, but just can`t get past this. Please help me. Thank you.

Windows 10 Professional (x64) Version 22H2 (build 19045.5854)