I have two SSDs (500GB and 1TB) with different Windows installations for programming and music creation. In the past, I've faced issues with SSD crashes and unsuccessful cloning attempts using other software. I want to create a reliable backup system where I can clone these SSDs to a larger 2TB drive, with separate partitions for each SSD. If one of my SSDs crashes, I need to be able to restore the backup to a new SSD. What steps should I follow using Hasleo WinToUSB to achieve this?

Hello,
I am a newbie and have a question. What are the three options (Legacy, VHD, VHDx I think) after formating the device?
poppy playtime chapter 3
Hope that someone can give me some information

Backing up to USB devices with different drive letters is of concern

I discovered that the backup still worked correctly even though the
 device was mounted with a different letter from the the setup

It would appear that Hasleo searches for an appropriate drive even
if the letter does not match the original configuration.

Is this a consistent behaviour and (as a result) I don't need to
be concerned the external device letter may change from the
configured backup.

JD

Excellent feature!

Thanks,
  JD

V4.9 Beta has been released, now you can mount volumes in file backup image files as virtual drives.

1. Download and install Dokan V2.1.0.1000, here is the official download link:
https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany/rele...nSetup.exe

Or you can download it from our website:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...nSetup.exe

Dokan is an open source library for developing filesystem drivers on Windows, which is used by Hasleo Backup Suite to implement HVFS (Hasleo Virtual File System) to mount file backup images. For more information about Dokan, please visit:
https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany

Please note that for Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 and earlier, Windows KB4474419 update needs to be installed before you can install Dokan, here is the download link for KB4474419:
http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/s...=kb4474419

IMPORTANT: Windows Vista users should install the KB4474419 update for Windows Server 2008.

2. Download and install Hasleo Backup Suite V4.9 Beta, here is the link:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...9_Beta.exe

Limitations:
1. Reparse points are not supported;
2. Encrypted files are not supported for file backup images generated by V4.8 and previous versions.

Change logs for V4.9 Beta:
1. Added feature to mount file backup image files
2. Store temporary files locally while backing up to the network to improve backup performance
3. Log files are now stored to a separate folder
4. Include the domain/workgroup name in the subject of the notification email
5. Fixed some bugs to improve product quality

Hello, 

I have setup a scheduled backup and it started but didn't complete with the message:

Access is denied. The operation failed with 0x02090009C0000022.

Any advice would be appreciated. 

Thank you

Hasleo Backup Suite V4.8.2 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Fixed an issue where the image mount service program caused reboots/shutdowns to become slower
2. Fixed an issue with reopening a file (e.g. a network share file) after it had become inaccessible

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html

Is there anyway to convert the bootable Windows USB drive created by WinToUSB to an .iso file so that it can boot from Ventoy ?

If created a WinToUSB USB drive of my current bootable Windows OS with WinToHDD installed, can I clone the bootable OS with WinToHDD on the USB drive back onto my internal HDD/SDD ?
If this works it would be the best case scenario and your software would definitely be worth it's weight in gold !

My backups appear to be failing.


Initializing. please wait...
Backup mode: Full
Compress level: High
Encryption mode: None
Checking file system, please wait...
The operation of checking file system is complete.
Backing up, please wait...
The backup operation is complete.
Size of newly created backup files): 149.35 GB, free remaining disk space on destination drive: 1.77 TB.
The operation completed successfully. (0x0488000100000012)
The operation was not successful.

Here is a link to a screenshot showing the error I get.
   

However, the backup file does get created and it seems to be the right size.

This has happened twice in a row.  After the first time I rebooted the machine.

I am running the current version of the backup suite.

of note: oddly one part of the message above says:
"The backup operation is complete.
Size of newly created backup files): 149.35 GB, free remaining disk space on destination drive: 1.77 TB.
The operation completed successfully."
while another part says:
"The operation was not successful."

I would appreciate any insights.