- Jan 28, 2018
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Given the purpose of the software, backup software must work more reliably than security software. We hope that the software will grow to handle data more reliably than it does at high speed.
Hasleo Backup Suite 3.0 launches with file backups and other improvements
- Thread starter BryanB
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- Jan 27, 2018
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There's been reports of people getting BSOD's from Hasleo over at Wilders.
piquiteco
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- Oct 16, 2022
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Were you able to create the recovery partition in O&O DiskImage? If so let me know, I tried but was not successful.
It looks like it can't do image backups and is only for backing up files.
Hasleo Backup Suite V3.5
I wonder the check/verify backups feature is there already?
Also, no cloud backup and no built-in ransomware protection
I wonder the check/verify backups feature is there already?
Also, no cloud backup and no built-in ransomware protection
- May 27, 2013
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- Feb 26, 2021
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Good. I'm glad. This is an imaging utility not a suite. I understand your confusing, given its name, but we don't need another acronis-like monstrosity imaging program.
Is it scriptable yet?
piquiteco
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- Oct 16, 2022
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There is already yesterday I made a backup with Hasleo Backup Suite v3.4 and did the image verification, Hasleo Backup Suite works very well even more because it is a free product.
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EaseUS Free's new interface is unappealing to me, and it has failed me in the past. While Aomei Free was my initial plan, Hasleo Free appears to be full-featured, fast, reliable, and has a clean interface. Thanks to @Gandalf_The_Grey for sharing the Wilders Forum link—the information persuaded me to give it a shot. I plan on installing Hasleo soon.
I installed Hasleo with no issues. Creating the first image and boot menu was quick and easy. The incremental image speed was impressive. I tested three restores, including one after a Windows update, and they were all successful. I appreciate the simplicity of this software, and it seems reliable. Thanks to @BryanB for introducing me to Hasleo Backup Suite!
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- Jul 8, 2012
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I have a question for those using Hasleo Backup Suite Free. Does the Bootable WinPE Media function from Hasleo allow me to use my Desktop drive for the WinPE Media? Meaning, that if I boot/reboot my Desktop, I first get a menu where I can choose to either start Windows 11 or Hasleo so that I would be able to use it for restoring my Drive(s)?
The Reason I ask is that I am currently using Aomei Backupper Pro, and it allows me to do that. And it is important for me to know, because in 2 months my License expires for Aomei, and although I have had no problems with it so far, I do not like that it is slow during backups. (At least it is for me.) If Hasleo allows me to do the same and is indeed faster than Aomei, then I do not have to renew my license. Otherwise, I need to know when to renew my Aomei License.
The Reason I ask is that I am currently using Aomei Backupper Pro, and it allows me to do that. And it is important for me to know, because in 2 months my License expires for Aomei, and although I have had no problems with it so far, I do not like that it is slow during backups. (At least it is for me.) If Hasleo allows me to do the same and is indeed faster than Aomei, then I do not have to renew my license. Otherwise, I need to know when to renew my Aomei License.
- May 13, 2017
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Hasleo still does not have a digital signature, which could result in issues in recovery due to UEFI/secureboot. Till they do, I will not even consider using it.
Hasleo has an Add/Remove Boot Menu under Tools. I've been using Hasleo for a while. I also tried Aomei Pro, which often has giveaways. Hasleo is faster than Aomei, especially for incremental backups.I have a question for those using Hasleo Backup Suite Free. Does the Bootable WinPE Media function from Hasleo allow me to use my Desktop drive for the WinPE Media? Meaning, that if I boot/reboot my Desktop, I first get a menu where I can choose to either start Windows 11 or Hasleo so that I would be able to use it for restoring my Drive(s)?
The Reason I ask is that I am currently using Aomei Backupper Pro, and it allows me to do that. And it is important for me to know, because in 2 months my License expires for Aomei, and although I have had no problems with it so far, I do not like that it is slow during backups. (At least it is for me.) If Hasleo allows me to do the same and is indeed faster than Aomei, then I do not have to renew my license. Otherwise, I need to know when to renew my Aomei License.
I have a new system that has Secure Boot. Bootable USBs may need Secure Boot disabled. I will share my experience after doing a few restores using the Hasleo Boot Menu.
- May 13, 2017
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Please report, if it has Pre-OS option, the ability to restore an image using a recovery environment. I do not like creating a recovery boot disk. It is a work after all, I hate work.
The boot menu is Hasleo WinPE.Please report, if it has Pre-OS option, the ability to restore an image using a recovery environment. I do not like creating a recovery boot disk. It is a work after all, I hate work.
Bootable usb has worked fine for me with secure boot. But i have no mouse functionality in that booted menu so i have to use an external mouse. With Image For Windows that is no problem, so i do not know what is going on. But since the restores manages themselves once started, it is no problem.
