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[Archived] Feature REQUESTS 2024
(09-13-2024, 02:42 PM)n8chavez Wrote: The better question is, why take up needless space.    In fact you just said that HBS does not use c:\boot, but extracts a .win from a created .iso.  That's a waste.

The Windows boot loader cannot boot WinPE directly from an ISO file, so the WIM and SDI files must be extracted from the ISO file in order to boot WinPE. The premise of your question is that the customer has added HBS to the boot menu, but if the customer has not added HBS to the boot menu, where are we going to store WinPE? In addition, if we don't keep the ISO file, the program will have to recreate the ISO file when the customer creates the emergency disk, which is a time-consuming process. Of course we can store the WIM and SDI files in the C:\boot folder in any case, and then use the WIM and SDI files stored in C:\boot to regenerate the ISO when needed, but to be honest we think it's safer to store the files in the installation directory of our own program. 

Your suggestion is good, but as you think we need to make a lot of changes to the process of adding boot menu and creating WinPE, however we have more important things to accomplish, so I hope you can understand.
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That makes since. It's just that, of the dozen or so imaging apps I've used, I've never had one behave this way. The way it works now, you're asking users to use 1gb+ more space simply because there are essentially 2 PEs. Maybe, I'm the only one, but to me that's odd. Just have both functions use the same PE. The fact that you're asking the HBS to extract a wim from an iso every time you initiate a hot restore baffles me. What HBS user is not going to add the boot menu? My guess is maybe a single person, maybe.

Basically, store the iso used to extract the wim on hot restore to prevent recreating an emergency disk, so as to not use the bootloader wim (which is possible). To me that doesn't make sense.
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(09-14-2024, 02:40 AM)n8chavez Wrote: That makes since.  It's just that, of the dozen or so imaging apps I've used, I've never had one behave this way.  The way it works now, you're asking users to use 1gb+ more space simply because there are essentially 2 PEs.  Maybe, I'm the only one, but to me that's odd.  Just have both functions use the same PE.  The fact that you're asking the HBS to extract a wim from an iso every time you initiate a hot restore baffles me.  What HBS user is not going to add the boot menu?  My guess is maybe a single person, maybe.

Basically, store the iso used to extract the wim on hot restore to prevent recreating an emergency disk, so as to not use the bootloader wim (which is possible).  To me that doesn't make sense.

Thank you for your suggestion, and we understand your concerns, so we'll improve it in due course.
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Hello,
  Please show the full backup dialogs when double clicking on the tray icon and backup is running.


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Hello,
1) Include version info in e-mail notification body (first or last line)
2) HTML templates for e-mail notifications.

Thank you
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(09-25-2024, 07:48 PM)chmichael Wrote: Hello,
  Please show the full backup dialogs when double clicking on the tray icon and backup is running.

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll feed it back to my development team.
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(09-26-2024, 09:42 PM)chmichael Wrote: Hello,
  1) Include version info in e-mail notification body (first or last line)
  2) HTML templates for e-mail notifications.

Thank you

Can you elaborate on your thoughts on providing HTML templates? Thanks.
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Actually i meant HTML Report instead of template.

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(09-30-2024, 04:20 PM)chmichael Wrote: Actually i meant HTML Report instead of template.

Here's a screenshot

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll feed it back to my development team.
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Hello,
I think the "cancel" emoji on the e-mail notifications should be red instead of green. (Since it's not completed and it's canceled)
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