Why are all the boot files on the Hasleo USB Emergency Disk hidden after creating from Backup Suite?  I have other USB recovery disks from other backup software and also the Windows Recovery Drive and they contain visible boot files.

Why are there some leftover files and registry entries after uninstalling Hasleo Backup Suite? Is there a way to do a full uninstall so that there are no leftovers?

I reformatted the drive containing the default storage folder and then I when into settings I get specified object not found 0x17B001300000000 and I'm unable to choose a folder to reselect the drive.  How can I reset the default storage folder?

Why do I get an path not found error code if I click on the Open Default Folder icon in the title bar if the default folder is set to the root of the target drive?

Hasleo EasyUEFI 5.3 Released!

What's new in this version:
1. Fixed bug: Program crashes when enumerating disks in some cases
2. Portuguese (Brazilian) language support
3. Fix other minor bugs

For more information please visit:
https://www.easyuefi.com/index-us.html

How does the backup/restore/clone speed of Hasleo Backup Suite compare to others such as AOMEI Backupper, EaseUS Todo Backup, and Macrium Reflect?  The website only lists the cloning speed in minutes but doesn't list the backup/restore speed.

I tried searching online for an answer but could not find anything.

I am running Win 7 and am trying to create a WINtoUSB using Win 10 ISO on a Kingston 3.0 64GB USB drive using WINtoUSB Pro.

I choose the ISO then Parition scheme is MBR for BIOS and UEFI. Then installation mode is VHDX and VHDD is 56GB.

I am getting error "Failed to run system API. (0x000000501560000) -> What does this mean?

If I coose VHD it runs fine, but the instructions say to use VHDX for Win10.

I tried to boot using the VHD option and it just sits on the please wait loading screen.

Any help or advice would be appriciated.
Thank you.

Running Windows 10 from a Ext. SSD using Hasleo WindowsToUSB...???
Currently I like to run windows 10 from an external SSD when using a laptop. I use a software program called Hasleo WindowsToUSB in order to install windows 10 to my external SSD.

I usually keep the SSD as 1 partition scheme and just install it as usual per the instructions when using the software. The problem with this is that I usually have to plug in a second external hard drive in order to download and save files that I do not want to be stored on the SSD.

If anyone in here has any experience using this software...  fnaf 2

Do you know if its possible to partition the SSD into 2 partitions and still be able to install Windows 10 on one of the partitions using Hasleo WindowsToUSB, while also having the other partition as a storage drive that will show up in Windows 10 when using the same external hard drive as the boot drive?

1. fresh install of HasLeo 4.2
2. New full backup (simple one folder profile) - successful
3. Tools | check image                                 - successful
4. restart HasLeo
5. Tools | check image - fails at estimating
                                   - cancel does not work
                                  - only solution  Task manager
6. restart HasLeo
7.  Tools | check image - fails at estimating
                                   - cancel does not work
                                   - only solution  Task manager    
8. reboot computer
9. restart HasLeo
10. backup using 2. profile above
                                - fails at estimating
                                - cancel does not work
                                 - only solution  Task manager    
11. Repeat starting at 1.

I also tried this with version 4.0   with the same results

My computer is Win 11 pro (all updates)

Perhaps it is my installation.  If someone else could try the above and post results it would confirm my findings (or not).

Edit: Just tried it on an older Win 10 computer... there were no issues.

JD

Made Windows 7 Home Premium Live USB on my Windows 11 Pro x64 PC. But I cannot boot this up.
As suggested by the blue error message on the screen, I went to the BIOS and started to look for the ACPI/Power management option. There's no option like that there!!!
I went to Device Manager on Windows and checked the firmware. And I saw the firmware didn't need to be updated.
Now I'm thinking if running Win7 Live USB on a Win11 Pro PC is possible in the first place.