Hasleo Backup Suite

Hollywood · May 18, 2024

khanyash said:
Drag the borders of the interface.

dragging the borders only changes the size of the window, it does NOT change the size of the text or content in the window, If you had say 10 jobs, it could display all of the jabs rather then having to scroll, but as I commented previously on my screen, the program content is so small that I need to grab glasses to read.

Froggie · May 18, 2024

@Bree ...my RESPONSE in the Ten Forums...

khanyash · Jun 15, 2024

Hasleo Backup Suite V4.8 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Added feature to mount backup image files
2. Added feature to fix VSS issues
3. Improved the performance of checking image files
4. Fixed some bugs to improve product quality

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html

cereberus · Jun 15, 2024

khanyash said:
Hasleo Backup Suite V4.8 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Added feature to mount backup image files
2. Added feature to fix VSS issues
3. Improved the performance of checking image files
4. Fixed some bugs to improve product quality

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html

Whilst I am generally impressed with Hasleo, I do not feel entirely confident that its updates have been entirely fully tested prior to release.

It is New Kid On The Block, and I would advise any user to also do a backup now and then with another recognised alternative

I have no evidence based on my testing there are any issues, but e.g. I have used Macrium Reflect for many years and know it is rock solid.

I use Hasleo as a backup tool, working on assumption, it is very low probability both tools would fail at same time.

In simple terms, do not put all your eggs in one basket, particularly until Hasleo has a well proven track record.

khanyash · Jun 28, 2024

Hasleo Backup Suite V4.8.2 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Fixed an issue where the image mount service program caused reboots/shutdowns to become slower
2. Fixed an issue with reopening a file (e.g. a network share file) after it had become inaccessible

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html

Hollywood · Jun 28, 2024

I like this program and it works well for me. I usually install the latest version just to be current even if I do not have any problems.

Can you please put the version number in the download name? That will avoid any confusion if we need to install it on a future build or even rollback a version. Right now I had two previous versions in my download folder, so the last 2 are amended ...(1) and ...(2) because the filenames are the same.

Thanks.

TairikuOkami · Jun 28, 2024

Hollywood said:
Can you please put the version number in the download name?

I actually like it this way, you can download and overwrite the old version quickly.

It shows the version number, when you point at it.

mccnavy · Jul 1, 2024

I recently had a scary experience with Hasleo but now think I might've been able to fix it simply using the include MBR repair tool. I just want to make sure as I use this to back up three different machines. On my desktop something messed up my Network settings and System Restore failed. I decided I would restore a semi-recent Hasleo backup. I booted from a Hasleo emergency disk and the backup worked fine...until reboot. Windows would only boot to a very limited RE and I couldn't get past there...Startup Repair failed. Even though I restored to the same disk without changing any location options, I think that issue may have been the boot record. Ultimately, I also fortunately had a Windows backup image that I was able to restore from. However, I would prefer to use Hasleo...and it has worked in the past on a different machine. I realized after that Hasleo does have a MBR repair tool...included on the emergency disk. Should I have tried that? Otherwise, I guess I could've tried using a Windows install disk to get to the full RE, load a command prompt, and go through a sequence of bootrec/fixmbr>bootrec/fixboot>bootrec/scanos>bootrec>rebuildbcd?

Froggie · Jul 1, 2024

@mccnavy - I can't tell from your computer description whether you're BiOS is using an UEFI-GPT or Legacy-MBR BOOTing environment. If UEFI-GPT, the actual MBR on your disk doesn't really come into play for BOOTing purposes so an MBR repair function may not have been able to help anyway.

The other thing, was your recent Hasleo backup a complete disk backup (incl. all the needed partitions for restoration) or just your OS partition? If UEFI-GPT you really needed the small EFI partition in your backup to restore. The best repair path for the EFI BOOTldr would be the "bootrec /fixboot."

mccnavy · Jul 1, 2024

@Froggie - Thanks for response. It is UEFI-GPT. The image was a "System Backup." After it failed to boot and I went back into Hasleo, everything looked fine in the drive map...partitions looked exactly like they should've been. It just wouldn't boot into Windows. Same machine, drive, etc.

elbmek · Jul 11, 2024

Thanks to everyone who contributed to date. I do have one question.

I have downloaded and ran Halseo backup. It told me successful (opt 1) but which of the 3 options should I use

1. System backup.
2. Disk/Partition backup
3. File Backup.

~Which does all???

pietcorus2 · Jul 11, 2024

1. System backup.
Its your whole Windows , its my choise also...........

Bree · Jul 11, 2024

elbmek said:
Thanks to everyone who contributed to date. I do have one question.

I have downloaded and ran Halseo backup. It told me successful (opt 1) but which of the 3 options should I use

1. System backup.
2. Disk/Partition backup
3. File Backup.

~Which does all???

Depends what you mean by 'all'.

1. System backup - this backs up all partitions required to boot and run your installed windows. You can restore a fully working system from this. This will not include partitions (if any) that you may have that are just for storing data.

2. Disk/Partition backup - allows you to choose which partitions to back up. Useful if you also have a data partition that plays no part in running your Windows. If you make sure to include all the partitions used by Windows you can restore a working system from this.

3. File Backup - what it says, backs up and can restore your selection of files and folders. Useful for backup/restore of important user files, not possible to restore a working Windows - use option 1 for that.

elbmek · Jul 11, 2024

Thanks, so reinstall win 11 as per 1
reinstall the rest with 3
use 3 to do backups
I have no artificial partitions and C & D are internal, rest are USB drives

khanyash · Jul 19, 2024

Hasleo Backup Suite V4.9 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Added feature to mount file backup image files
2. Store temporary files locally while backing up to the network to improve backup performance
3. Log files are now stored to a separate folder
4. Include the domain/workgroup name in the subject of the notification email
5. Fixed some bugs to improve product quality

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html

weebawop · Jul 29, 2024

I'm having a small issue using this program, I have it set to run a backup every three hours, which is fine, but the problem is if these backups happen to coincide with me gaming, my controls will freeze for a bit while I'm playing which is very irritating. I can't set a specific schedule to avoid the times when I game since I don't have a set specific time to play, it changes, how can I avoid this issue? I wish there was an option in the settings to ignore a backup if a specific exe is running or something

cereberus · Jul 29, 2024

weebawop said:
I'm having a small issue using this program, I have it set to run a backup every three hours, which is fine, but the problem is if these backups happen to coincide with me gaming, my controls will freeze for a bit while I'm playing which is very irritating. I can't set a specific schedule to avoid the times when I game since I don't have a set specific time to play, it changes, how can I avoid this issue? I wish there was an option in the settings to ignore a backup if a specific exe is running or something

Ask on Hasleo forum - I doubt many users here could advise)

Backups every three hours is far more frequent than most users would require.

Better to keep data on a separate drive and use real time syncing by difference e.g. freefilesync.

You should only need to make incremental backups daily.

weebawop · Jul 29, 2024

cereberus said:
Ask on Hasleo forum - I doubt many users here could advise)

alright, thanks

antspants · Jul 29, 2024

weebawop said:
I'm having a small issue using this program, I have it set to run a backup every three hours, which is fine, but the problem is if these backups happen to coincide with me gaming, my controls will freeze for a bit while I'm playing which is very irritating. I can't set a specific schedule to avoid the times when I game since I don't have a set specific time to play, it changes, how can I avoid this issue? I wish there was an option in the settings to ignore a backup if a specific exe is running or something

Is there no way to pause the schedule before you’re about to play?
I haven’t set one up so I don’t know.

Froggie · Jul 30, 2024

If you open Hasleo, in the task window there is a simple PLAY/PAUSE button available for each task that has an active schedule.

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