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Posted by: Froggie - 03-09-2024, 02:40 AM - Forum: Hasleo Backup Suite (Free Windows Backup & Restore Software)
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Today I tried this for the first time... and it was somewhat successful. What was very strange was that HBS wanted to leave the OS and reBOOT into the pre-OS environment in order to accomplish this imaging operation... I have no idea why.
The UFD being imaged was a BOOT device but not active in any way (that I could tell), just plugged into the System. The target device for the image was the same as I use for all the rest of my LIVE OS imaging.
I don't see why that operation should be any different than my normal System imaging operation... remember, I'm IMAGING, not RECOVERING.
Do we have a problem here that I'm not aware of...?
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