- May 27, 2013
- 337
I have to say that I feel it working really well on all three of my pcs. And the new version seems to be a bit faster.
Hasleo Backup Suite V4.9.1 Released!
What's new in this version:
1. The backup pre and post commands do not work properly in some cases
2. Volumes in the backup image file cannot be listed in some cases
3. Network shared folders cannot be listed in some cases
4. Fixed some bugs to improve product quality
Source: Hasleo Backup Suite V4.9.2 Released! - Hasleo Software ForumsHasleo Backup Suite V4.9.2 Released!
What's new in this version:
- Windows-related partitions are not recognized under WinPE in some cases
- Fixed an issue where the same scheduling task was executed twice in a row
- Fixed an issue that caused the creation of WinPE to fail
- Traditional Chinese language support
- Fixed some bugs to improve product quality
Source: Hasleo Backup Suite V4.9.3 Released! - Hasleo Software ForumsHasleo Backup Suite V4.9.3 Released!
What's new in this version:
For more information please visit:
- Fixed an issue where data changes to FAT partitions were not detected correctly in some cases.
- Fixed the encoding issue of notification emails
- Fixed an issue where the settings for notification emails could not be changed
https://www.easyuefi.com/backup-software...-free.html
Download the latest installer. It will tell you that a version is already installed, and do you like to uninstall it? Say yes to everything and after uninstalling, the installation window for the new version will automatically appear. This happens for every new update of this program.For some reason, the update check within Hasleo is not working for me despite the fact that I am using version 4.5. My question is can I install 4.9.3 over top of my existing installation or should I uninstall version 4.5 first? (Or, will installing 4.9.3 automatically uninstall version 4.5 during its installation?)
As I mentioned above, the internal update check is not or was not working.just update it through the program forget about downloading it , works for me
"Windows Disk Management" can only shrink a partition if there is unused space at the end. (It truncates the unused blocks from the end.) It seems that you only have 16 MB of unused space at the end. The rest of the 100 GB is probably spread over the rest of the partition.For example, my boot/EFI partition was 512 MB instead of the default 100 MB that windows created. I did that to make space for Linux bootloaders. Windows don't let you extend EFI partitions, so I did it using EaseUS Partition Master Free. Another thing was, I shrank one of my existing partitions to make room for Linux. That drive had more than 100 GB of free space. I wanted to allocate 32 GB from that but Windows's own disk management tool didn't let me shrink the partition. It was only allowing merely 16MB. That was an odd behavior. If I had more than 100 GB free space, why wouldn't it let me shrink 32 GB from it?
Oh, okay that makes sense now. So, I don't think EaseUS Partition Master did anything to mess the partition table. It's also one of the only ones that I tried that can detect linux's ext4 partition. So Hasleo failed for who knows what reason!"Windows Disk Management" can only shrink a partition if there is unused space at the end. (It truncates the unused blocks from the end.) It seems that you only have 16 MB of unused space at the end. The rest of the 100 GB is probably spread over the rest of the partition.
I did that but it didn't make a difference.Try to run "Defragment and Optimize Drives" first. This will hopefully move files from the end of the partition forward, allowing for more space. If that doesn't give satisfactory results, you need a 3rd party partitioning utility that can re-organize the partition contents and do the re-size for you.
Yeah, I have use GParted and it's KDE equivalent Partition Manager. They are better than Windows's Disk Management tool.I used MiniTool Partition Wizard Free in the past, but after using Linux I start using GParted and really no need for anything else, you can use it on any Linux distribution, it is easy and efficient.