In several test I found out that the shown estimated remaining time for a system backup is very, very inaccurate.

starting with a time of roughly 2min 30 second it jumps several times a minute back during the backup.
At the end the total time was 14 minutes.

Can you improve the estimated remaining time calculation?
+/-15 % would be acceptable

After starting a System  Backup Hasleo Backup Suite presents me all found partitions.

The Windows 10 partition and the ESP partition are pre-selected (=shown with a checkmark in checkbox).
Unfortunately the 0,49 GB Recovery partition is NOT pre-selected.

Moreover when I tick into the corresponding checkbox it cannot be selected.

Why?

How can I perform a System Backup WITH Recovery Partition?

As a result of a system backup Hasleo Backup suite creates a *.dbi file

Is it possible (OUTSIDE of Hasleo) to somehow later peek into this file?
Or mount it as a drive?
or convert it to a mountable *.iso file?

I just tried this new build.  There was no changelog, so I can't tell for sure, but HBS is a tad faster with this build compared to previous beta build. I use 60GB of partition data on my system drives (nvme to nvme, max compression with encryption) this build creates the image in 34 seconds resulting in a 20.01GB image file, whereas previously in was created in 39 seconds resulting in a 20.20GB image file.  Not much, I know in terms of time.  But a 12% increase in speed is impressive.

Awesome job!

Does the paid home version support the CLI?  I don't think it does, or I'm doing something wrong.  When I run:

C:\Progra~1\HBS\bin\BackupCmdUI.exe /a run /g 9684907D-6B60-43B1-B70D-6FD3E125EF40 /t 0 /s 1

I get "Error: The home version doesn't support the command-line interface. (0x00718844000000E9)"

Hi,

just made a new WinPE rescue media from the current v5.6.1.1 beta version from within a german Win11.

When booting from this rescue disk I just realized that the keyboard layout is wrong:
Pressing äöüß gives ';[- which seems to be the standard US layout instead of German.

I guess this is a side effect of the date/time display change that was introduced somewhere in the latest beta versions?

This can be fixed temporarily from within WinPE with this command:
wpeutil setkeyboardlayout 0407:00000407

You can also change this permanently with DISM during image creation, found this documentation here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/window...windows-11

Hoping for a permanent fix though, entering passwords is hard if the keyboard layout is wrong 

I need help. I've been installing Windows 11 for five days, fixing error after error, and now the latest problem is due to a WIM file that won't extract because of an error. The error message says to disable the antivirus, which I already have, but the problem persists. Any help would be appreciated. The error code is (0x00BA00F304940039).

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I wish each and every Hasleo Forum member happy holidays, and the best in 2026.

This was a significant year for Hasleo, launching the Pro version of the Hasleo Backup Suite.  As a relatively new member of the Hasleo Forums, as well as a new HBSP customer, I have been very impressed by the dedication of the Hasleo Development Team to creating the best possible products for their users/customers, as well as providing tremendous user support on these Forums.

I hope that you will join me in congratulating the Hasleo Development Team for their outstanding work in the past year (and before), and wishing them every success in 2026.

Have a great day.

Regards,
Phil

Hasleo Backup Suite Ver 5.5.2.3 Build Dec 5, 2025 Win 11 Pro 25H2

I was doing a disk backup of a HDD and I get this message:

I had occasion today to complete my testing of the performance, via my three weekly full partition system images using Macrium Reflect 8 [MR8], 2026 Easeus Todo Backup Home [ETBH], and Hasleo Backup Suite Pro [HBSP], Beta Version 5.6.1.0.. alternating weekly between them.


Computer:

2019 Dell XPS 8930 SE Desktop Computer
i7 CPU, 32 GB RAM
DELL GeForce RTX 2060 GPU (6 GB Memory)
Three Internal Drives:
Drive 0 [HDD]: ST2000DM008-2FR102 (ZFL0WX49) [1863 GB] D:
Drive 1 [HDD]: WDC WD4005FZBX-00K5WB0 (V30884SF) [3726 GB] G: (Target Image Drive)
Drive 2 [SSD]: SSDPEMKF010T8 NVMe INTEL 1024GB (5CD2_E428_9150_7048.) [953 GB] C: (Source Image Drive)



Common Defaults to all three programs:

High Priority
Full Disk/Partition Images (all partitions)
Source Drive: Internal Intel 1 TB SSD (Disk 2)
Target Drive: Internal WD Black 4 TB HDD (Disk 1)
Default Compression (Recommended)
OS: Windows 11 Pro 25H2 (26200.7171 & 26200.7462)


Listed in chronological order of testing (earliest date to the latest date).


2025-12-05 (Times rounded off to the nearest minute)
Macrium Reflect 8 [MR8] (latest version)
Disk 2 (6 partitions) Size: 240.94 GB
Macrium Reflect 8 Image Size: 167.3 GB

Start Image Backup Disk 2: 13:52 - 14:05 (13 minutes)
Start Image Verify Disk 2: 14:05 - 14:18 (13 minutes)
Total Imaging Time: 26 minutes



2025-21 (Times rounded off to the nearest minute)
2026 Easeus Todo Backup Home [ETBH] (latest version)

Disk 2 (6 partitions) Size: 240.3 GB
ETBH Image Size: 182.0 GB

Start Image Backup Disk 2: 14:56 - 15:11 (15 minutes)
Check Image Time Disk 2: 15:14 - 15:35 (21 minutes)
Total Imaging Time: 36 minutes



2025-12-19 (Times rounded off to the nearest minute)
Hasleo Backup Suite Professional [HBSP] 5.6.1.0. Beta
Two Filters disabled (Page/Hibernation/Swap Files, VSS Snapshot File), Smart Backup enabled, Highest Priority.

Disk 2 (6 partitions) Size: 235.1 GB
HBSP Image Size: 156.0 GB GB

Start Image Time Disk 2: 14:15 - 14:29 (14 minutes)
Check Full Image Time: 14:31 - 14:50 (19 minutes)
Total Imaging Time: 33 minutes


Supplementary to that testing, I noticed when imaging with HBSP, Version 5.5.2.2., on my laptop today to an external USB2 drive that the imaging time was 17 minutes, but the Complete Check Image time was 34 minutes, for a total of 51 minutes.  The Complete Check Image time was double that of the image creation.  The beta version tested on my desktop computer had a far faster Complete Check Image time in comparison to the latest officially-released version of the program.

Have a great day.

Regards,
Phil