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[hakah]

Any similar offer for EaseUS os2go Lifetime at the moment?

 

[Harputlu]

For some reason, the system backups I took are not restoring. I paid $30 for Acronis. However, it did not load and gave a blue screen error. Now I am afraid to purchase Easeus Back-Up.

 

[Dark Knight]

For some reason, the system backups I took are not restoring. I paid $30 for Acronis. However, it did not load and gave a blue screen error. Now I am afraid to purchase Easeus Back-Up.

IMO , Acronis is probably one of the worst backup software's you can have, nothing but bloatware.
With Macrium probably being the best, I have backed up and restored from it plenty of times and have never had a backup fail yet.
Easeus is ok, Hasleo is probably your best free option , it's kinda slow but it gets the job done.

 

[Sorrento]

Hasleo is no longer slow, its as now fast as the latest Macrium Reflect now & used it for many months & many, many restores without issues - it is still free & when or if it isn't I will likely pay for it - IMHO some offers are good but if you have to reinstall or even image back a while codes no longer work, not always the case & with some programs it don't matter but with imaging it has to work or its pointless.

 

[n8chavez]

Hasleo is no longer slow, its as now fast as the latest Macrium Reflect now & used it for many months & many, many restores without issues - it is still free & when or if it isn't I will likely pay for it - IMHO some offers are good but if you have to reinstall or even image back a while codes no longer work, not always the case & with some programs it don't matter but with imaging it has to work or its pointless.

That's right. That's because some license codes are tied to hardware IDs, and if those change then you'll need to reactivate them.

 

[Dave Russo]

KFor some reason, the system backups I took are not restoring. I paid $30 for Acronis. However, it did not load and gave a blue screen error. Now I am afraid to purchase Easeus Back-Up.

Macrium is very reliable, if the cost doesn't stop you, I have restored my computer many times, with no trouble, just verify your backup,gl

 

[Harputlu]

Macrium is very reliable, if the cost doesn't stop you, I have restored my computer many times, with no trouble, just verify your backup,gl

I didn't buy Macrium because it was too expensive. Actually, the problem was with my desktop computer. I bought a laptop two months ago. I haven't tried Acronis ($15) yet. I'm thinking of trying the free Hasleo backup program. Acronis slows down the computer.

 

[annaegorov]

Macrium is very reliable, if the cost doesn't stop you, I have restored my computer many times, with no trouble, just verify your backup,gl

I agree with Dave.. MANY years ago Acronis was all I used, there was no Macrium. But then I finally gave up on Acronis, as I too got a bluescreen. I have never tried Easeus BU

 

[annaegorov]

BUT I will say, just to be fair Easeus Data Recovery worked like a charm....

But Macrium *for Image BU's has never failed me.

I went for the subscription model to chip in, as it's important to support people who work hard to make a good product.

No one can afford to work for free

 

[annaegorov]

I didn't buy Macrium because it was too expensive. Actually, the problem was with my desktop computer. I bought a laptop two months ago. I haven't tried Acronis ($15) yet. I'm thinking of trying the free Hasleo backup program. Acronis slows down the computer.

There was a link on this forum (I THINK) where macrium cut the subscription cost in half...

I would write them, saying you would really like to support them, and would also like to use a reliable product, by purchasing the subscription, but it's just too expensive for you. Is it possible to get a discount.

 

[Harputlu]

There was a link on this forum (I THINK) where macrium cut the subscription cost in half...

I would write them, saying you would really like to support them, and would also like to use a reliable product, by purchasing the subscription, but it's just too expensive for you. Is it possible to get a discount.

I wrote, but they said there was no discount at the moment. They didn't pay much attention to what I wrote.

 

[franz]

I backup several times a month. I use Macrium free, AOMEI and EaseUS. Then I am insured against one failing. Now I will say that none of these three have ever failed me. I backup Win11 and Win10 on both laptop and desktop. So my experience is that these programs are reliable.

 

[Harputlu]

I backup several times a month. I use Macrium free, AOMEI and EaseUS. Then I am insured against one failing. Now I will say that none of these three have ever failed me. I backup Win11 and Win10 on both laptop and desktop. So my experience is that these programs are reliable.

Does Easus free work on Windows 11?

 

[annaegorov]

I backup several times a month. I use Macrium free, AOMEI and EaseUS. Then I am insured against one failing. Now I will say that none of these three have ever failed me. I backup Win11 and Win10 on both laptop and desktop. So my experience is that these programs are reliable.

I did have one failure with Aomei, but that was about 4 years ago

 

[franz]

Does Easus free work on Windows 11?

I really don't know, I have a pro vertion.

 

[roger_m]

Does Easus free work on Windows 11?

Yes it does.

 

[rashmi]

Does Easus free work on Windows 11?

Yes. The EaseUS free version is slower than the home version. The workstation version is the fastest. This aligns with my testing experience (and the EaseUS comparison chart). I also confirmed the speed differences with EaseUS support. For purchasing EaseUS backup, I recommend the workstation version. Its interface and overall experience are better than the consumer version. EaseUS failed twice for me. I couldn't restore any images in either case.

I suggest using Hasleo instead. It is faster and more reliable. I performed many restores with it with no failures or issues. Its delta restore is especially speedy on SSD systems. Hasleo's reliability matches Macrium's, and it's faster, based on my experience.

 

[Sorrento]

Yes. The EaseUS free version is slower than the home version. The workstation version is the fastest. This aligns with my testing experience (and the EaseUS comparison chart). I also confirmed the speed differences with EaseUS support. For purchasing EaseUS backup, I recommend the workstation version. Its interface and overall experience are better than the consumer version. EaseUS failed twice for me. I couldn't restore any images in either case.

I suggest using Hasleo instead. It is faster and more reliable. I performed many restores with it with no failures or issues. Its delta restore is especially speedy on SSD systems. Hasleo's reliability matches Macrium's, and it's faster, based on my experience.

Hasleo also is much less size on disk too, if that matters & IMO has no disadvantages over Reflect which I used for many years - Actually my Reflect sub don't end until October (it has already been disconnected) I just tried Hasleo as to start with I was unconvinced it was as good until a member on here advised me to try it, so I did & was surprised

(I have a bad flu type thing as I'm a man its turned rapidly into man flu & the females I know have NO sympathy for my plight so, if I never post again goodbye cruel world)

 

[ForgottenSeer 94738]

I've been using Macrium Reflect for several years and have restored images frequently. I've never had any problems. That's why I signed up for a subscription. I admit the subscription isn't cheap, but the security of my data is worth it.