I read in change for HBS at some point that a change was made so that all simultaneous scheduled image backups would not occur, but the notes said nothing about whether that means NO simultaneous backups would occur or which one would be chosen.  My question is, what would happen with the following scheduled image backups:

FIRST SUN OF MONTH @1100 HRS: FULL
EVERY SUN OF MONTH @1100 HRS: DIFF
EVERY DAY @1100 HRS: INC

My expectation is that ONLY a full would occur on the first Sunday of the month.  ONLY a differential would be created all the other Sundays of the month.  ONLY an incremental would be created every day of the month that is not a Sunday.

In other words, FULL trumps DIFF and DIFF trumps INC.

Is this correct?

I recently cloned my Windows 10 installation from my old hard drive to a new SSD using Macrium Reflect. The cloning process seemed to complete successfully, but now when I try to boot from the SSD, it doesn't show up in the UEFI boot options menu.

I’ve checked the BIOS settings, and the SSD is listed there, but it doesn’t appear as a bootable option in the boot menu. I’ve tried switching the boot mode from Legacy to UEFI, but that doesn’t seem to help either.

I also ran the bcdboot command in the command prompt to repair the bootloader, but still no luck. Has anyone encountered this issue before or have any advice on how to fix it?

I would really appreciate any suggestions or steps I can follow to get the SSD to show up properly in UEFI and boot into Windows. Thanks in advance!

I created a backup and ran it OK the first time, but I wanted to change the naming.  I deleted that backup and then created a new System Backup (apparently all the data is stored within the partitions that the program selects).  When I run the newly created version, I continue to get the following message:

The system cannot read from the specified device. (0x0C8C006200000015)
The task failed with 0x0C8C006200000015.

See attachment for screenshot of message on Backup progress screen.

I have version 5.0 for ARM64.

Thanks.

Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x ARM64 running Windows 11 Pro

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Hello

I copied the folder to another PC and then ran the app loader under WINPE. But I get an error message. 
Current version 5.2 


   

I often need to create backups or clones of flash drives (removable disc). This works with USB Image Tool, AOMEI Backupper, Macrium and MiniTool on the fly.

To clone or backup a flash drive (removable disc) with HBS, the WinPE boot media is required.

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After 5.2 install. Boot Menu & Emergency Disk re-create...then tested Boot Menu & Emergency Disk...then ran Full System Backup.
Does GB difference make sense?
Full from recovery enviornment - 68 GB - 07:22 minutes - Low compression
Full from live machine - 35 GB - 02:45 minutes - Med compression.


re-test:
Test 1 = Med comp - Full from live = 35 GB

Test 2 = Med comp - Full from recovery = 69 GB

Note: Test 2 does not appear with Logs?

I am trying to fix my computer after a new NVME install. I keep running into this error message. I dropped the file log. please help.
  wintousb-log.zip (Size: 17.28 KB / Downloads: 2)

Hey,

I just saw that my previously added email address now isn't accepted anymore in HBS v5.2.2.0.

The problem seems to be a '-' in the email address and/or account.
In both fields (SMTP authentication and to-address) this will throw errors:



Errors:
- The account must be a valid email address. (0x02CD020700000000)
- There are invalid email addresses in the email address list. (0x02FF020800000000)

This should probably be looked at. Thanks! 

I have deleted a backup from my Hasleo application, but now I have still the backup.  How can I now restore this backup, even if it is not in Hasleo application

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
Scott