Feature REQUESTS

[guest123]

I want my backed up files & folders to have same time stamps as original source so while restoring them I would need the same. Assuming Hasleo backed up files & folders with same time stamps as original data & has the ability to restore them while preserving time stamps then how would you restore them back to original location while preserving the same time stamps without using hasleo/3rd party software. Windows copy/cut paste doesn't preserve file/folder time stamps under all scenarios.

I said that you "technically" wouldn't have to reinstall Hasleo to do a restore. Only reason I brought that up is that since the files aren't compressed into a proprietary format (.DBI with Hasleo), you wouldn't be held captive by *having* to install the program to do a restore. Since I would have versioning and retention enabled with about a 3 month window, I would have several choices for file / folder restore.

You didn't get my point. People who backup files & folders typically also want to preserve their time stamps. You will always need a 3rd party software to achieve that irrespective of whether the backup was compressed into a proprietary format or native format. I can achieve this easily even now with the free & portable software I mentioned earlier which btw Freefilesync can't (https://freefilesync.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1646 ) & I doubt Easeus Todo Backup can either in native mode file/folder backup (you can try it yourself to check).

A detailed example to prevent any confusions/misunderstanding:

Folder A (created date 1st Jan 2025, last modified date 12th Nov 2025, contain further subfolders & files with created date & modified date ranging from 1st Jan 2020 to 12th Nov 2025) on drive A. Copied in native format on 13th Nov 2025 to another drive B. On 1st Dec the drive A failed. Folder A still present on drive B. Folder A is copied back to replaced/recovered drive A & now the folder A on new drive A has different created/modified date along with subfolders & files inside.