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Feature REQUESTS
#31
Show drive models in the "Select the location you want to restore" step; indexes are not always helpful when you have many drives, please.
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#32
(02-14-2026, 11:44 AM)Vainer Wrote: Show drive models in the "Select the location you want to restore" step; indexes are not always helpful when you have many drives, please.

There doesn't seem to be any space on this page to display more information. Do you have any suggestions?
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#33
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(02-16-2026, 12:00 PM)admin Wrote:
(02-14-2026, 11:44 AM)Vainer Wrote: Show drive models in the "Select the location you want to restore" step; indexes are not always helpful when you have many drives, please.

There doesn't seem to be any space on this page to display more information. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks for the reply, yes it's a pleasure. Before and after comparison.

   
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#34
(02-16-2026, 11:40 PM)Vainer Wrote:
(02-16-2026, 12:00 PM)admin Wrote: There doesn't seem to be any space on this page to display more information. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks for the reply, yes it's a pleasure. Before and after comparison.

Thank you for your suggestion. I will pass it on to my development team.
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#35
REQUEST: in restore add a checkbox to Show only the files that are backedup/changed.
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#36
(02-19-2026, 12:59 AM)chmichael Wrote: REQUEST: in restore add a checkbox to Show only the files that are backedup/changed.

I'm sorry to say this doesn't seem possible, as disk backups do not compare files.
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#37
When an image looks at what's changed and what already exists, for delta restore purposes, HBS is looking at the altered blocks right? That's not the same things as altered files. So, it seems there's no way to determine what files are on those changed blocks, only that the block have indeed been altered from the previous backup image.

Is that correct?
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#38
(02-22-2026, 06:55 PM)n8chavez Wrote: When an image looks at what's changed and what already exists, for delta restore purposes, HBS is looking at the altered blocks right?  That's not the same things as altered files.  So, it seems there's no way to determine what files are on those changed blocks, only that the block have indeed been altered from the previous backup image.

Is that correct?

Yes, your understanding is correct, disk backup focuses on changed data blocks rather than changed files. Of course, the program can reverse-lookup the changed files based on the changed data blocks, but this is complex and time-consuming, and I don't think it's a good design. Besides, we still have more important features to complete at the moment.
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#39
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Hi I just got word from a friend who told me his backup drive is full.
So I took look at it and write what were the problems:

Hasleo Backup wasn’t on V 5.6.2.0 because he never got any automatic info from Hasleo that there was an update available (while using the pc mainly as SUA)

The drive ran full because Hasleo couldn’t do 20 Full Backups on a drive fit only for 10.
That would be ok IF Hasleo would then rather delete the oldest backups and put as many on as posible or atleast give a warning that would show up while running on SUA and not loging into Hasleo as admin to see the failed backup task. Instead Hasleo silently stopped doing backups at all (and that's not ok).

I forgot to took screenshots but it was Win 11pro 25H2 and the Hasleo Version just before 5.6.2.0

Tldr:
Hasleo should make users more aware of failed backups and outstanding updates because he never recognized his last working backup was from january. To be honest I would expect a backup software to throw big warning screens of failed backup tasks and not silently say: Drive full fxxx you no more backups for you.
Otherwise novice users may be left in the rain without working backups. The user didn't see failed backups at all and only called because his drive was full.
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#40
(03-04-2026, 11:02 AM)Geri123 Wrote: Hasleo Backup wasn’t on V 5.6.2.0 because he never got any automatic info from Hasleo that there was an update available (while using the pc mainly as SUA)

Please ensure that the “Automatically check for new version” option is selected.
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(03-04-2026, 11:02 AM)Geri123 Wrote: The drive ran full because Hasleo couldn’t do 20 Full Backups on a drive fit only for 10.
That would be ok IF Hasleo would then rather delete the oldest backups and put as many on as posible or atleast give a warning that would show up while running on SUA and not loging into Hasleo as admin to see the failed backup task. Instead Hasleo silently stopped doing backups at all (and that's not ok).
I forgot to took screenshots but it was Win 11pro 25H2 and the Hasleo Version just before 5.6.2.0

I apologize that Hasleo Backup Suite currently does not have the feature to automatically purge old images. We will implement this in a future version.

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.


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