Hasleo Backup Suite V6.0 Beta (V6.0.1.0) Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Added Backup Image Protection feature
2. Added Email Notification Template feature
3. Added Backup Filter Template feature
4. Added ability to access restricted files/folders when mounting images
5. Added ability to automatically delete old backup versions when disk space is insufficient
6. Added support for creating WinPE using a custom WIM
7. Improved pre-backup and post-backup commands
8. Improved the page for adding backup filters
9. Improved the WinPE components download feature
10. Improved the Automatic Driver Injection feature
11. Various minor bug fixes and small feature improvements

Here are the download links:
X86/X64 Free
X86/X64 Trial
ARM64 Free
ARM64 Trial

Hasleo Backup Suite V5.9.2.4 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Fixed an issue where Windows system images backed up in WinPE could not be restored
2. Fixed an issue where connections to network shared folders failed

Here are the download links:
X86/X64 Free
X86/X64 Trial
ARM64 Free
ARM64 Trial

My one HDD has two partitions C and E, C contains windows and everything else, D contains only media files.

I made a system backup only of C (due to available ext HDD space), and since I have made a few (maybe 4?) incremental backups to update it.

Now it's looking like I need to do a repair install on my Windows 10 OS, before doing this I want to make sure I can rely on my backup if anything goes wrong, is it ok to rely on the incremental updates or is it better to do a completely new system backup?

Also, I am using free version V5.4.2.1, should I update this first, I don't see an update option so if I download the latest version will it detect the previous updates and settings?

- Thanks

I ran my first full backup today from WinPE mode and it completed in 8 minutes, a tad faster than Macrium.
Image was 95GB using medium compression so just slightly bigger than Macrium's 93GB.
Mounted the image just to check and looked fine.
Quite happy so far.

Can you use Windows To Go from within a running VMware virtual host to create a bootable USB installation of Windows?

Does it support doing so with it's virtual hard disks?

The file format for VMware virtual disks on Windows is VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk), which uses the .vmdk file extension.

I'm pretty well sold on buying the home version of the backup suite, but am doing some due diligence testing with the trial version first.  Other than the trial version stopping working at some point, is there any other difference between the two that I should be aware of? 

Also, if/when I'm ready to move from the trial version to the full version is that just a matter of getting the license key and entering it into the program or will I have to download and install a separate version?

My apologies if this is already covered in a faq or other thread, but I couldn't find anything with a search.

Hasleo Backup Suite V6.0.0.1 Alpha Released!

What's new in V6.0.0.1:
1. Fixed an issue where automatic driver injection caused WinPE creation to fail
2. Fixed an issue where restoring the operating system backed up in WinPE failed
3. The HasleoFt driver no longer stays resident long term

Here are the download links:
X86/X64 Free
X86/X64 Trial
ARM64 Free
ARM64 Trial

Hello

I tried now many times to clone my current Windows 11 to an external, brand new SSD.
I always get the same error: 
"The system cannot write to the specified device. (0x0D3500630000001B)"

I tried all USB ports, I disabled realtime security in defender, I decrypted my device and so on. The same error message keeps popping up.
I managed to create an empty bootable Windows SSD from an ISO file. This worked without a problem. 
It is very frustrating, especially since I have paied for the application.

Is there anyway to fix this issue?

Thanks

First time user here, moving away from Macrium.
I only run backups in WinPE recovery environment so comments are for that.
It loaded up fine, faster than Macrium.
My Logitech MX 3S mouse worked fine!
The interface is basic, and no doubt improvements and "polish" will come in time.
It could really do with shutdown options though. Just clicking the close "X" shuts down the system.
A better shutdown or reboot choice would be better.

Just curious if this happens to anyone else?

This has been observed since using HBS over several versions, on multiple Win11 PC's.

After my Files and/or Image backup tasks run in the middle of the night, I have the tasks set to put the PC's back to sleep.  The next morning, I always have to mouse-over (hover over) the HBS icon in the Windows Systray, to make it go-away.  I have all HBS apps set to wait 10 seconds before putting the client back to sleep, which seems to be the limit in the GUI.

There is always one residual icon in the systray for each HBS task that ran overnight; again a simple mouse-over makes them go-away, so it's a nuisance observation more than anything else.

Thanks,