Feature REQUESTS

[Geri123]

Regarding reminders for backup failures (such as insufficient space), scheduled tasks are currently notified primarily via email and the Windows Notification Center. If these reminders are not prominent enough, we will work on improvements in future updates.

If a user doesn't recognize that his backups fail since january I would say the reminders are not prominent enough. I would think most novice users will install hasleo maybe change/create a schedule and then take a look at it when a restore is needed (which can be months later). 
So they will get no update notifications and see no failed updates till they open the Hasleo program again.

That all beeing said keep up the good work and have a nice day.

[admin]

Regarding reminders for backup failures (such as insufficient space), scheduled tasks are currently notified primarily via email and the Windows Notification Center. If these reminders are not prominent enough, we will work on improvements in future updates.

If a user doesn't recognize that his backups fail since january I would say the reminders are not prominent enough. I would think most novice users will install hasleo maybe change/create a schedule and then take a look at it when a restore is needed (which can be months later). 
So they will get no update notifications and see no failed updates till they open the Hasleo program again.

That all beeing said keep up the good work and have a nice day.

For users who do not open the software frequently, backup failures can indeed be easily overlooked. We understand that the current notification methods (email and Windows Notification Center) may not be prominent enough. Your suggestion has been recorded and will be used as a reference for future improvements. Thank you for your support!

[software addict]

Dear Admin,

 Any chance of implementing an "edit comment" option for backup images (like Macrium provides)? I searched the forum but was unable to find any previous requests for this feature.

 Thank you for your consideration.

[admin]

Dear Admin,

 Any chance of implementing an "edit comment" option for backup images (like Macrium provides)? I searched the forum but was unable to find any previous requests for this feature.

 Thank you for your consideration.

Thanks for the suggestion. I've passed it on to the dev team for review.

[Ozzy]

Dear Admin,

 Any chance of implementing an "edit comment" option for backup images (like Macrium provides)? I searched the forum but was unable to find any previous requests for this feature.

 Thank you for your consideration.

I see I’m not the only one who’s noticed lack of this very useful feature. This would be a very useful feature, especially if it was possible to add and edit comments that consist of multiple lines. It works really well and looks great in Macrium Reflect. Have a look at the screenshot.

   

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for the implementation of this feature 

[admin]

Dear Admin,

 Any chance of implementing an "edit comment" option for backup images (like Macrium provides)? I searched the forum but was unable to find any previous requests for this feature.

 Thank you for your consideration.

I see I’m not the only one who’s noticed lack of this very useful feature. This would be a very useful feature, especially if it was possible to add and edit comments that consist of multiple lines. It works really well and looks great in Macrium Reflect. Have a look at the screenshot.



I’m keeping my fingers crossed for the implementation of this feature 

The next version (V5.8) will support this feature, here is the beta version of V5.8:
https://www.easyuefi.com/forums/thread-8...l#pid12408

[Ozzy]

The next version (V5.8) will support this feature, here is the beta version of V5.8:
www easyuefi.com/forums/thread-846-post-12408.html#pid12408

I’ve downloaded the new beta version and I must say the comment editing feature looks really good 

[r0n]

Maybe below is not possible or I am incorrect in that the bootmenu does not get deleted, I tried it once in an older version and it removed the hasleo bootmenu.

When I have a hasleo-bootmenu, when I restore a system image it removes the bootmenu (with the, I assume, hasleo partition/data).
Unless the system image also contains the fully installed hasleo with bootmenu.

Is it possible that when you restore a partition, hasleo leaves the bootomenu as is when restoring an system image that does not contain the hasleo install and bootmenu? Even better would be if it could update the hasleo version for the bootmenu if needed.

This would mean that the system backup would also contain the hasleo data based on the version the user created the backup with (This could be possible?).

This would make it possible to restore through bootmenu and keep the hasleo bootmenu and keep it up to date.

[n8chavez]

The boot configuration ids stored on a different partition than your OS data. There is a small 300-ish MB FAT32 partition that contains your MBR, and that is where the Hasleo Backup Suite boot entry is located. If you are restoring an image be sure to include that partition as well. Keep in mind, I'm not talking about the boot image itself but just the MBR entry that points to it. That MBR entry itself resides in that FAT32 partition.

[admin]

Maybe below is not possible or I am incorrect in that the bootmenu does not get deleted, I tried it once in an older version and it removed the hasleo bootmenu.

When I have a hasleo-bootmenu, when I restore a system image it removes the bootmenu (with the, I assume, hasleo partition/data).
Unless the system image also contains the fully installed hasleo with bootmenu.

Is it possible that when you restore a partition, hasleo leaves the bootomenu as is when restoring an system image that does not contain the hasleo install and bootmenu? Even better would be if it could update the hasleo version for the bootmenu if needed.

This would mean that the system backup would also contain the hasleo data based on the version the user created the backup with (This could be possible?).

This would make it possible to restore through bootmenu and keep the hasleo bootmenu and keep it up to date.

I'm sorry, but that's not possible. The core principle of backup and restore is data consistency, what you backed up is exactly what you get after restore. If the Hasleo boot menu was not included in the system backup, it will certainly not be there after restoration.