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RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - Epictetus - 11-13-2025
(11-13-2025, 02:40 PM)admin Wrote:(11-13-2025, 01:05 PM)n8chavez Wrote: Bummer. That means another dedicated PE just for HBS. That's wasted space.
Yes, it can indeed be optimized, it's just that we don't have enough manpower. If you look at the space taken up by other backup software after installation, Hasleo Backup Suite is already very small.
And not only is it very small, it is also very quick - and much more convenient all around than others.
RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - n8chavez - 11-13-2025
Let me rephrase. The fact that HBS and every other imaging application required their own PE is what I'm referring to when I say wasted space. Why? The foundations are all the same. Why the repetition. Terabyte's Image for Windows offers a plugin which can be used on any PE, thus eliminating the need for multiple PE, which, now see if you can follow me now....saves space.
RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - al3x - 11-13-2025
Personally I would just use a USB stick with Ventoy. It doesn’t get any easier than this, just put HBS WinPE together with your other ISOs on there and you’re ready to go.
RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - n8chavez - 11-13-2025
But I'm using uefi partitions on my local drive, pointing to a bcd.
RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - al3x - 11-13-2025
You can still make it work with your own WinPE then if you import the registry path I wrote to your own WinPE. This can be done with DISM by mounting/editing the WIM file of your WinPE and importing the registry path.
RE: Expired Trial But Not Really Expired - n8chavez - 11-13-2025
Yeah. That's what I'll end up doing. I just wish HBS made it easier, perhaps with a portable version.