To avoid having to press a function key, to direct the boot to my USB device, I need to know what folder/file to point the boot process to in BIOS setup. 

I added a boot option, pointing it to the USB device. 

BIOS then asks me to select the media file, listing the folders and files it can see at that location.
I have not yet selected a folder as the target, so I am not sure doing so will not result in another selection to make from the contents of the (yet-to-be) selected folder. 

The list of options are: (See attachment)
<System Volume Information> (Folder)
<Boot> (Folder)
<EFI> (Folder)
<$RECYCLE.BIN> (understood as not a valid option)
bootmgr (File)
D519D51B______fill in the blank with tons of characters______.exc (File)

I greatly appreciate any assistance!

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My main System disk has 5-partitions on it (EFI, MSR, C: <OS>, V: <Data> & Microsoft Recovery).  I'm currently using Hasleo's Disk/Partition mode to image this device in a backup capacity to my main imaging software.  As a backup, I expect it to restore the exact same disk geometry as was imaged... this to insure that my Primary disk backup functions properly following a Hasleo restoration.  This is not happening in the Disk Mode restore, whether I use the "Keep Partition Layout" option or not.

Windows re-lettered my V: (data) partition to letter F: following the restore, and my primary imaging software can no longer find the geometry needed (Partition 1 <EFI>not found where it should be) to perform a proper backup.  Even if I change the mis-lettered partition back to V:, the primary imaging application still cannot find the configuration it needs.

I don't use "System Backup" mode because I want that extra Data partition in my image.  Is there something I'm missing here...???

This issue was also in the 13Jan2023 build as well... any help, greatly appreciated!

Crashes Windows, does not execute pre command batch net use, and post command detach

Apparently HBS v3.4 is now available... but without RELEASE NOTES, it's impossibly to know what has been addressed/changed along the way.

Maybe I just can't find them... any help, greatly appreciated!

Hi,

I'm new to the forum and a recent user of Hasleo Backup Suite v3.2  

I successfully create a full image backup of a computer that is in UEFI mode to a Network Share, now I'm booting from the Rescue Disk created on the same machine and want to do a Restore, but it doesn't work because I got the error 0x006D000600000000 Object is not initialized after entering the network credentials to access the network share!

Before accessing the network share I open the Windows Command Prompt and mapped a network driver using:
net use h: \\srv-lab\d$\imagens

The command authenticated successfully.

On the Hasleo Backup Suite I can access the H: drive, create folders, etc. without problem.

   

On the BackupMainUI.log there is this:

Hello everyone!

I am wondering about the different backup options or some general differences and look for a proper understanding of backup strategies. I can't find any proper documentation other than the online user guides, but they're very practical or hands on and don't give any further information.

So:
How does a system backup differ from a hard disk backup? On a conservative 1 disk/partition system, a system backup isn't smaller than a disc backup, so what's the difference?

I imagine that the different clones provide files as they are on the disk/partition, while the backup options create hasleo image files that need to be handled by hasleo.


How do you backup your computer containing personal data and some software licenses: Do you regularly create system backups? Backup the whole disk? Or just a system backup once and then file backups?

Thanks everyone
Chris

Hello guys,

I used Hasleo Backup Suite within a VMware Windows 2019 virtual machine and created an Emergency Disk ISO-file, which I uploaded to a VMware VMFS datastore and tried to boot from that ISO but without luck.

In the second round I added the disk driver lsi_sas.inf (lsi_sas.sys) and network driver vmxnet3.inf (vmxnet3.sys) to the Emergency Disk ISO-file but the result was the same.

If you boot from that Emergency Disk ISO-image you get a Windows logo and that's it. Waited several minutes but it did not progress further.

Have you ever checked, if your Emergency DISK ISO-file works with Hypervisor, like VMware or Hyper-V ?

Would be fine, if that could be fixed in the next release!

Thanks and best regards,
Marcy

Will there be a paid pro version with advanced features?

Hello everyone,

I have 2 SSD hard drives (500GB and 1TB) with windows (one for programming, one for music creation)
It has already happened to me that one of them crashes, impossible to repair it with the windows tools at startup (so I was forgotten to reinstall EVERYTHING, it took me a long time)
So, I had done a test by cloning one of the SSD disks on another SSD (with EaseUS), but impossible to boot the disk where the backup was (windows error before its launch, blue screen if I remember correctly)

What solution do I have? How can I back up my 2 hard drives properly?
The ideal would be to have a 2TB backup hard drive by making a 500GB partition for the backup of disk 1 and another of 1TB for disk 2
and...if ever one of my SSD crashes, recover the backup on a partition of my backup HD to re-clone on my bootable SSD

Thank you in advance for your help!

I have a VM with a disk I cannot get to shrink because of unmovable files, I created a new smaller disk and tried to use disk clone "system clone" to clone everything to the new smaller disk  as a workaround.
It got to around 40% pretty quick and then stopped working, I left it overnight with no progress.

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