When I boot in to 5520 with EITHER of two USB ED rescue disks I have made using the download from MS method, the HBS on the rescue disks does not 'see' the SSD in my machine (a Dell XPS with 1 TB SSD). HBS 'sees' all other disks attached to the machine - just not the local (ie., the installed) SSD.

When I use a different ED USB made with the earlier HBS 5425, no problem - it 'sees' my local SSD.

I have set rEFIND as my first boot option, but when I reboot Windows loads and rEFIND has been lowered to the second option. Is anyone aware of a work around for this?

Good morning, I have this problem in Emergency disk. The error is: impossible dismount the WIM file (0x068800CD00000005). Why?
Can you help me? Thanks
My Configuration is: Laptop Lenovo AMD Ryzen 3 - Windows 11 24H2

I'm trying everything to restore a backup of a physical Windows PC to a Proxmox VM, but to no avail. Has anyone succeeded?

I'm a long-time Veeam agent for Windows free user. Always worked when needed. When a couple of days ago Veeam prompted me to install the latest version I did so and created a new recovery usb stick when prompted to do so.

The recovery stick didn't work: no keyboard, no mouse. Found out that it's the latest Microsoft update bricking the winre environment. None of the suggested solutions worked. Veeam is silent about the problem. Waiting for a Microsoft fix.

Found Hasleo Backup. Installed it. They have their own winpe environment. It works. The backups are faster and smaller than Veeam, both full and incremental. Everything works, mounting images is easy and fast. Recovery stick offers the same interface as the full Windows environment.

How is this possible? Questions on this forum gets answered. Bugs get fixed. Where's the catch?

Hello.
When creating a backup system with a schedule, a task is created. However, when manually enabling it, the following error appears: The system cannot find the path specified (0x02FD008500000000). Even though the folder hasn't been adjusted and is specified correctly.

The only solution is to reopen the task editor and, without changing anything, click Select folder under Save location and save the task again. Then the task starts without any problems.

Trying to clear my head a bit from the early days...

At what point is the HBS Emergency Disk built using the System's existing WinRE-base WIM rather than the MicroSloth downloaded (PE-based I believe) WIM.

I assume using the off-line (OPE) version is PE-based.

Any help, greatly appreciated!

Привет.
При использовании диска аварийное восстановление загрузка происходит очень долго. Появляется пустой синий экран, на котором можно перемещать только курсорную мышь. Программа запускается примерно через четыре минуты, после чего всё работает нормально. 
При использовании диска аварийного восстановления загрузка происходит очень долго. Появляется пустой синий экран, где можно только двигать курсором мыши. Программа запускается только примерно через четыре минуты, после чего всё работает нормально. То же самое происходит при добавлении Hasleo в список загрузки или при попытке восстановить системный раздел. Всё работает нормально, но только после долгого ожидания.
Я создал образ WinPE из системы и поставил галочку, чтобы загрузить его с сайта Microsoft — никакой разницы.
Windows 11 и Hasleo – все последние версии.
Так и должно быть, или я что-то делаю не так?

How far back does compatibility of Backup Image Files (DBI) go with the Emergency disk? That is, will an emergency disk made with the latest version of HBS, recognise and restore an image file made a year ago?, six months ago? AND vice versa - will a DBI file made now be recognised by an Emergency disk made a year ago, six months ago?

Hello everyone,

I'm wondering about the following: I'm a full time Linux user and would like to perform firmware updates of my Thunderbolt controller and my PD controller, but ASUS does not provide executable binaries for Linux unfortunately (only the BIOS / UEFI image is available and can be flashed via ASUS ezFlash in the BIOS / UEFI). Im not interested in installing Microsoft Windows on my PC at all, but would like to flash my PD controller and my Thunderbolt (ASMedia) controller on my motherboard. Would it work if I would boot from a WinToUSB stick and then perform the flash or is this not possible / risky? My system is using an ASUS X870E based AM5 motherboard (so relatively recent).