Safe removal issue:
I have been running with Windows 11 23H2:
  safe removal
       Reflect: OK
       HBS: OK

Upgraded to Win 11 25h2
  safe removal
      Reflect: OK
      HBS: cannot eject even with eject apps

For non-HBS reasons I had to revert to Win 11 23H2
    and found safe removal
      Reflect: OK 
      HBS: OK

New upgrade to Win 11 25H2
  safe removal
      Reflect: OK
      HBS: cannot eject even with eject apps
            see screenshot

Is there some setting I should know about in Win 11 25H2?

JayDee

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Although I've been using backup/restore software for decades (Macrium and Hasleo) I'm puzzled about how Delta Restore works.
I only use Full Backup and therefore Full Restore options since my current C: is only a 512GB SSD.
Backup takes < 5 minutes writing to an external SSD.

So Delta Restore only restores the changes in the file system.
After a backup, and before the restore, a file system will have had many changes including sector positional changes.
How does it know which sectors haven't changed.

Can anyone enlighten this "relative" newbie?
Thanks.

Is there a portable version of Hasleo Backup Suite (without service requirement)?

Is there a version which I can put/install on bootable USB flash drive?

Here's an odd issue.  With HBS installed my monitor keeps turning on.  After 10 minutes my monitor is set to turn off, and show the login screen if I want to use my system again.  But with HBS installed, that screen, after initially turning off, keeps turning and and then off again every few minutes.  That issue doesn't seem to be there without HBS installed.  I'm not sure if a HBS service is causing this issue or not.  Is anyone else experiencing this?

Hello
I've been having trouble getting Haselo to release.
Any suggestions. 
   

I lost power at my house today.  When the power came back on, my computer wouldn't boot.  It would POST, but Windows would not boot.  I narrowed this down to a problem with the MBR.

I booted to the HBS ERD (emergency recovery drive) and chose the option to Rebuild MBR.  It told me to "select the disk to rebuild MBR" but there was only one option in the drop down, and it was for the X: drive, which is one related to the USB drive I booted the HBS recovery environment from.  I opened the OS command line interface through HBS ERD and verified that the drive/partition my Windows system is installed on was recognized, and it was.

I booted the ERD of a competing product and rebuilt the MBR using that software.  It worked fine.

I should mention that I did boot the HBS ERD using an ISO image on Ventoy.  I'm not sure if that makes a difference.  But, I booted the ERD for the other product using Ventoy as well and it worked fine.

Had I not had access to the tools of the competing software package this process would have been far more difficult, especially because I only have the one computer now.  I feel kind of let down!

Hi everyone,
I’m having a small issue with my EFI partition and could use some help.

Recently my system stopped booting properly. I checked the EFI partition and it seems something might be corrupted. I tried using EasyUEFI to repair the boot entries, but after rebooting, Windows still doesn’t start normally.

I’ve tried:

Checking the boot files in the EFI partition

Recreating the boot entry with EasyUEFI

Running bootrec /fixboot and bootrec /scanos

But the problem is still there.

If anyone has experience fixing EFI issues or knows another tool that might help, I’d appreciate the suggestions.
Thanks!

I have been testing a 2025 junk cleaning software program.  I suspect it may have targeted my Hasleo Backup Logs.  It most certainly did nuke my MR8 and ETBH logs. 

I can see the Backup Date Logs header for the two full HBSP backup jobs I have run to date, but neither has any data.  There appears to be no way for me to delete the headers from the dropdown list ...  I would like to delete those headers, since there is nothing there.  In the interim, I have adjusted that junk file cleaner to stay away from the Hasleo ... \bin\logs folder, as well as to ignore MR8 and ETBH.

Interestingly, the log of my WIM creation of a recovery drive when I first installed HBSP does contain data ... ?

Any assistance would be appreciated.  Have a great day.

Regards,
Phil

Brand new feature of Windows 11 in their DEV and BETA channels called Point-in-Time Restore...

Finally, after that miserable failure during Windows 7... MicroSloth decides to take on imaging (although limited) once again. Do I expect them to be reasonably good at this... maybe. Imaging applications have been doing this wonderfully for over 10+ years now... I think the method is well understood.

Will it affect existing imaging application's marketing positions... not sure. People who currently DO NOT IMAGE their machines will be very interested (and there are many of them)... especially if it's easy.

Seems nothing more than a full throttled SYSTEM RESTORE with scheduled IntraDaily options and a few days of total RollBack capability.

We'll see, I guess...

As per title. I have just changed one of my Linux partitions to CachyOS which has defaulted to btrfs. I have a backup set to backup two Linux partitions and their boot partitions and have set to backup sector by sector. Will the btrfs partition successfully restore?