Hello,

I experimented around a bit with HBS 5.0 Beta and I think I found a bug which really should be looked at.

This is the scenario:
- A full disk backup is taken.
- You need to restore to a new disk which unfortunately is a little bit smaller than the original disk.
- This shouldn't be a problem as long as the current usage is below the new disk limit, right?

Unfortunately you cannot restore partitions with a smaller size, you get error 0x012C000A00000000.



I documented the whole process with different examples in a video:



Timestamps:
- 01:30 - Backup is taken (Windows 10)
- 04:58 - Disk restore #1 - Delta mode (successful)
- 06:06 - Disk restore #2 - Full mode (successful)
- 07:25 - Disk restore #3 - Full mode, smaller C: partition (error)
- 10:10 - Partition restore #1 - smaller C: partition (error)
- 12:50 - Partition restore #2 - smaller C: partition (error)
- 14:58 - Disk restore #4 - Full mode, smaller C: partition (error)
- 17:20 - Partition restore #3 - smaller System-reserved partition (error)

Hope that helps!

Hello,
  When i restart a server and Hasleo is running it doesn't detect the shutdown and it keeps backing up cause the PC to wait for the Hasleo service to finish.
I guess adding a timer detecting if the machine is shutting down or something to cancel the active backup should be ok.

Thank you

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Hi Team,
We are currently evaluating an option to run Windows of external drives based on information provided ( [Solved] How to create a portable Windows 11/10 USB drive in 2024? )

To test this we are using the following tools:

1. External SSD : Lexar NS100 256GB 2.5” SATA III Solid State Drive (SSD) LNS100-256RB
2. Within an ORICO SSD enclosure : Orico 2588US3 USB 3.0 to 2.5'' SATA External Hard Drive Enclosure

We have a custom HW that would eventually run a Windows 10 IoT enterprise OS. This HW is powered by Intel Atom based SOM with eMMC of 64GB.
Goal is to boot this device of a external HD and do basic tests before we image it with official windows image.
I followed the procedure: (Config.png)
Installation Source : Windows Consumer ISO downloaded from Visual Studio marketplace
Edition to Install : Window 10 Home (x64)
Destination Driver : The formatted Lexar 256GB SSD
Partition Scheme : GPT for UEFI
Installation Mode : Legacy

I notice the below behaviour:

1. Saving the boot options (BootOption.png)
2. After exit the HW Biost POST starts Windows (WindowsBootLogo.img)
3. Performs a reboot and start Windows again with the Just a moment boot animation for a long time - 10 min(LoadingAnimation.png)
5. After completion performed a reboot with error message (RestartError.png)
6. Even connecting to network does not help as it cannot identify a network connection

Could you please advise on the next steps to resolve these issues? Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your assistance.

Hello,
  Just won over 100GB of my full backup file

V5.0 Beta has been released, here is the download link:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...0_Beta.exe

Change logs for V5.0 Beta:
1. Added ZSTD compression algorithm as the default compression algorithm
2. Improved performance of the disk backup feature
3. Added file filters for disk and file backup
4. Added feature to fix WMI issues
5. Various other minor bug fixes and feature improvements

Notes:
1. The GUI translations have not yet been updated.
2. The low compression level of the V5.0 Beta uses the same ZSTD compression level as the medium compression level of Macrium Reflect. You should change the default compression level in the settings based on your computer's performance, especially if you have previously installed Hasleo Backup Suite. If the CPU is not powerful enough and you choose a very high compression level, it will take longer to back up the same data.

Please let us know if you find any issues during the test. Thank you so much to everyone.

I have setup (successfully) incremental backup when USB drive is connected.
It would be helpful if the popup message confirming the completion of the
backup did not automatically disappear. 

I would prefer to manually acknowledge the message... that way if
I was away from the computer while it was backing up, I would be
informed (when I returned) that the backup was finished without
having to do alternative checks.

JD

I want to backup parts of my NAS but HBS doesn't see the share nor does it see the mount on Z:\. It only sees 1 (unimportant) of 3 shares. I tried it from two different computers with the same result.
See screenshot!

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I tried to backup from a win-10-machine to a network-share on a win-11-machine and got the message:

Access is denied. (0x0862000900000005)

Sytem-, partition- or file-backup - no difference.
The target is a usb3-docking-station which I can reach without any problems from every point in my network, even from my android-tv, my phone or an old XP-machine. And yes - I granted full access to everyone at the target.

Backing up from the same machine with the last available Macrium Reflect Free works like a charm with no problems.

Any ideas are welcome!

I may be missing something simple... I want to run 2 tasks
daily at (say) 8:00 am. It seems that when one starts it
blocks the start of the other task until the next day.

Not sure if I have that right... so comments would be appreciated.

JD

Created a Emergency Disk on a USB-stick without ticking the option "download PE components"
Created my first System Backup (full) and saved it on another external USB-drive.
Wondering, if my System Drive is completely gone, could I replace the drive with a empty new one, boot from Emergency Disk (USB-stick) and restore the image to the new empty drive?