Serious Discussion Hasleo Backup Suite launches with file backups and other improvements

[i7ii]

Tried to recreate - the mistake... and

Ok my blame...but again, I didn't see any type of warnings when restoring.

Tried to re-create your mistake.

Let's say we have C:/ Partition labeled as "Windows " and D:/ Partition labeled as "Warehouse"

"Disk Mode" is now called "System Mode". And that's what's selected by Default. Normally, this too should work - if you don't touch anything (if the C:/Partition is shown as Yellow/Selected having the Windows Label - while D:/ is shown as Grey/Unselected having the Warehouse label).

BUT... for some stupid reason - "it allows you to click on the Disk (in first panel with Next - before the one where you can Proceed) - and when you end-up in the Proceed panel - your C:/Partition is still shown as Yellow/Selected - but D:/ is shown as Grey/Unselected AND "Unallocated".

Thus, if you missed the Unaloocated space part for D:/ Partition - it's quite likely that it will do as it says: restore C:/ and clear D:/

On the other hand, if you switch to Partition Mode - clicking on Disk - nothing happens (like with System Mode) - nothing happens, since you can only select a Partition and the others remain intact. Tho, pretty sure most people - use default (System Mode) - and they didn't click on Disk by accident.

Seriously, this shouldn't be possible - it's a bad design (leaves room for a meaningless Risk).

 

[VladDracul]

Tried to recreate - the mistake... and

Tried to re-create your mistake.

Let's say we have C:/ Partition labeled as "Windows " and D:/ Partition labeled as "Warehouse"

"Disk Mode" is now called "System Mode". And that's what's selected by Default. Normally, this too should work - if you don't touch anything (if the C:/Partition is shown as Yellow/Selected having the Windows Label - while D:/ is shown as Grey/Unselected having the Warehouse label).

BUT... for some stupid reason - "it allows you to click on the Disk (in first panel with Next - before the one where you can Proceed) - and when you end-up in the Proceed panel - your C:/Partition is still shown as Yellow/Selected - but D:/ is shown as Grey/Unselected AND "Unallocated".

Thus, if you missed the Unaloocated space part for D:/ Partition - it's quite likely that it will do as it says: restore C:/ and clear D:/

On the other hand, if you switch to Partition Mode - clicking on Disk - nothing happens (like with System Mode) - nothing happens, since you can only select a Partition and the others remain intact. Tho, pretty sure most people - use default (System Mode) - and they didn't click on Disk by accident.

Seriously, this shouldn't be possible - it's a bad design (leaves room for a meaningless Risk).

Probably this is the logic explanation for what happened to my D drive. Thanks.Will look into it and maybe....i will give Hasleo another shot. (now that I have a full backup of D partition on an external HD lol...just in case ).

 

[SeriousHoax]

Hasleo once broke for me (destroyed all SSD partitions) too while restoring that I shared in this thread previously. But before that I restored at least 20 times without an error. So, I guess s**t happens. After that I returned to Aomei backupper free but it cannot detect my Linux's efi and boot partitions, but Hasleo can, so I returned to Hasleo again. Hasleo is great and offers almost every feature you would need for free. Hopefully, nothing catastrophic is going to happen again.