I have been using Macrium Reflect backup for about 3 years.
I decided to switch to Hasleo Backup Suite because Macrium Reflect
free version is no longer supported and MaximumPC recommended it.
I installed version 4.9.3 on my HP laptop. My backups to my Lexar 256Gb
USB3.0 flash drive took about 25 min. with Macrium. I started a system
backup and after about 30 min. it was at 8% and remaining time over 2 hours.
I canceled the backup and tried a backup with my "MY BOOK" 3.0 backup drive
and it was done in about 30 min. I tried again with the Lexar with the same results.
Any idea why this is not working? Based on the time it appears
that it was backing using USB 1.0 instead of 3.0.

Hello,
  While the backup is fast the merging images can take hours on an external usb.

Any ideas how to speed it up ?
I keep the last 7 days.

Thank you

Has anyone every been able to use Halseo Backup suite to rebuild the bootloader? Every time I click on that option, assuming it was like Reflect's fix boot option, there's no bootloader to fix.

What type of license will Hasleo Backup Suite use when professional and enterprise versions are released in the future?  Macrium Reflect X is coming soon and will be subscription only.

Hello,
  First of all thanks for adding the symbol but the subject encoding formula you forgot the end closing of UTF8 encoding i guess
  https://ncona.com/2011/06/using-utf-8-ch...l-subject/

Formula: =?charset?encoding?encoded-text?=
Hasleo: =?utf-8?b?W+KchVN1Y2Nlc3NmdWw=?= WORKGROUP\MyPC] Hasleo Backup Suite notification message from "System Backup"

  Also i think you should add the follow too:

Hasleo is not removing old backups even though I set a retention policy. Thoughts?

Maybe, as a newbie to this forum, I may be obtuse and overlooking the obvious. If so, I would be grateful if someone can undeceive me. 

My problem is the following:

I have always preferred making System Backups after having booted my computer from a bootable USB drive. So whenever there is a new update of Hasleo Backup Suite, first thing I do create go to Tools in the Navigation Bar and click Emergency Disk. Finally I copy the resulting  ISO File to a bootable USB drive (created with Ventoy).  bootable WinPE media

This worked a real treat, until the recent update of HBS to version 4.9.1 In this latest version, when I click  Tools, next Emergency Disk, for some reason, I no longer get the option "Add a driver"nor the option "Download WinPe Components"; these two options are simply invisible. The Emergency Disk Tool Tool unceremoniously skips these two optiions ,though in the end it does produce an ISO File. 

When I copy this ISO File to my bootable USB drive and then reboot my computer from this bootable USB drive, I can run Hasleo Backup Suite, but almost immediately after I have started the programme, it spontaneously aborts itself and gives up the ghost.

Is there anyone who can explain this behaviour of the Emergency Disk Tool of Hasleo Backup Suite, or even someone who has similar experiences? incidentally, when looking in Explorer at my HASLEO folder, it also strikes me that the size of the ISO File created by the Emergency Disk Tool of HBS version 4.9.1 is considerably smaller (something like 380 Mb) compared with the ISO Files created by earlier versions of HBS. Could this difference in size be due to no WinPE components being incorporated into the ISO file produced by HBS 4.9.1? Your guess is as good as mine .........

Here's something odd.  I just did a complete restore of every partition in my latest full HBS image.  As you can see from the images below, there's a discrepancy between my images and what HBS wants to do.  If I select all four imaged partitions, in disk mode, then the other partitions on my disk will get deleted if I restore the four that are in my image file.  Even ticking the option to keep the partition layout does nothing different.  It shouldn't be that way, should it?  There's nothing in the HBS image that even mentions those other partitions.  I assume it's because I'm using HBS in disk mode and not partition mode.

Disk mode - All partitions except those being restored get deleted
Partition mode - Cannot select more than one partition to restore
Delta restore - The only way I can see to not have my other partition deleted is to use the HBS advanced mode.  However, doing so does not allow me to use delta restore.  In effect, what's the point of having it then?

All of these are huge issues.  Are users expected to not have other partitions on their drives?  Are we supposed to restore one partition at a timer, even though doing so creates boot errors with uefi?



           

Every time I do a complete system restore, delta or not, I have problems booting into my uefi partition.  That partition is just a custom built PE, contain maintenance applications, HBS, IFW, etc.  When I boot up and select it, it begins to boot just fine but then crashes two seconds  later.  My computer then restarts. This happens every time I restore that partition with HBS, not not with Image for Windows or Reflect.  Obviously, I do these restores outside of Windows.  Maybe the issue is the PE/RE version?

What log file do you need?

Can you please characterize the cloning capability of HBS... not what it can do but how aligned is it with your Hasleo Disk Clone (HDC) product.  Does it have all the current product's capability and is it kept at the same level as the HDC product?

Thanks in advance for your help with this!