Hello Hasleo Team.
Thank you so much for providing Hasleo Backup Suite for free.
I want to organize backups according to the "Grandfather, Father, Son" scheme: daily Incremental ("Son"), weekly Differential ("Father"), and monthly Full ("Grandfather")
However, I have encountered some difficulties in solving this issue:
1. Such a backup scheme cannot be implemented within a single task
2. I did not find any mention on the Internet or in the help about the possibility of using the program via the Command Lne Interface (CLI) to circumvent the restrictions (which I will write about below)
3. Backups are always created in the directory, which is defined as follows: the parent directory corresponds to the value of the 'Destination' field, and the subdirectory is either not created at all (if you do not change the 'Task name' field), or is created based on the value from the 'Task name' field. However, this approach has a limitation: it is impossible to create backup tasks with the same names, respectively, it is not possible to put backups from different tasks in the same folder. Of course, it is possible to use 'Pre-command' and 'Post-command', but then the following limitation pops up: backups from different tasks do not take into account the status of existing backups in this directory created by other tasks.

I even tried to organize a simpler implementation: I performed a backup copy of my grandfather and father within the same task: Grand(-father). In the scheduler settings, I specified that a copy should be created on Fridays at 13:00, using the differential method by default. And also indicated that no more than 4 backups should be stored. So I expect the 1st backup to be full and the subsequent 3 backups to be differential. Then, the very first backup will be deleted (unless it is prevented by the check mark 'Always retain the first backup', which cannot be disabled) and a full backup will be created on the 5th Friday. Of course, after the backup is complete, I move it to the folder 'B:\System Backups', using 'Post-command'.
Next, I tried to organize a backup of my sons: to do this, I created a separate task 'System Backups' and specified, in the 'Destination' field, the root of the disk 'B:'. In the scheduler settings, I set that a copy should be created from Monday to Thursday at 13:00, using the incremental method by default. And also indicated that you should keep backups for the last 4 days. So, in the 'System Backups' folder at the time of launching the task for organizing backup copies of sons, there was already a full backup created by the 'Grand(-father)' task, but what was my surprise when in the 'B:\System Backups' another full copy has appeared, however, already created by the 'System Backups' task, instead of the expected incremental copy.

Please tell me how you can organize a backup scheme "Grandfather, Father, son": daily incremental ("Son"), weekly differential ("Father") and monthly full ("Grandfather")?
Is there any way to make backups from one task take into account the availability of backups from another task if they are located in the same directory?
To run backup tasks using the CLI (with a choice of the type of copy creation: full, differential or incremental), then all the logic could be transferred to any script I created?

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Hello. I am trying to make a windows to go USB for another pc. I keep getting an error code. The USB is an ONN. 32gb flash drive. 
The error code is "The system cannot write to the specified device. (0x000000630848002F)" 
Can someone help me fix this?

Every time i want to sign out i get this... Win10x64 21H2

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I cloned my w10 on a usb drive withouth  problem usi ng the automatic wintousb shutdown after cloning .  Then, I intent to start  on the usb drive..it works. I shutdowned again and rebooted on my internal drive.....no boot sector. I intended to repair the boot with w10 DVD.. it doesn't work. I don't know what can I do now. ..

Hello Hasleo Team,

Thank you for the ability to save comments with the backups.
I always create my backups manually to be able to undo changes if needed.
I find it cumbersome that when restoring with the backup date, you can't see the comment you entered at the same time.
In my opinion it is cumbersome to have to click on each backup first to see what it is about.
Therefore, it would be more user-friendly to display the existing backups in a larger window for selection with the comments.
It would be great if this could be improved in an upcoming update.

Regards

Popsel

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Hello!

I have a problem with my Windows 7 installation

After WinToUSB successfully completed the installation I have decided to boot from it, when Windows was starting the animation stopped as if Windows has fully loaded up, however after this the system blue screened with no error code and with the stop code of 0x0000007B

When trying to run safe mode, Windows seems to load all of the drivers correctly then freeze for a few seconds and throw the same blue screen

Enabling boot logging doesn't create ntbtlog.txt for some reason

I have made sure the USB stick is 2.0 and is inserted into a USB 2.0 port, and I have slipstreamed USB 3.0 drivers that worked on a regular installation

Hi,

I'm using WinToUsb 7.0 on a virtualbox VM with windows 7. I have installed the intel 3.0 USB drivers.(I dont use an SSD or HDD, so i had to create a VM and install windows on that) I connected by US through virtualbox. But for, some reason, the drop down menu on the app is not working. At first select source file and destination drive both do not work, but once I click the reload button on the destination drive selection, the source file drop down works. However, nothing happens when i click the destination drive file. no dropdown, nothing. I can't use the older version since you can't install the win 10 pro version on it.  Please help me.

Has anyone tried universal restore on different hardware and what does it actually do? What makes it different during operation from an ordinary restore.

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What's new in this version:
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Hi-

 I purchased, installed and tried using this on FC33.  It seems to work fine for me, except....

 I've searched, and searched, and searched for how to cleanly umount the partition, but cannot find it.

 I'm a long, long time Linux developer and could certainly kill and umount the chain of processes and loopback mounts, but this seems a bit harsh.

 umounting a mounted partition is very counter intuitive.

 Also, the mounted (in my case)  /dev/sdc2 and /mnt/BitLockerAnaywhere/.sdc2-raw, or /mnt/BitLockerAnywhere/sdc2   do not even show up in the mounted filesystems list in the left (DEVICES) pane.  why not?   Decending into the mounted subdirs etc. works fine and all files are present, so the mount and such are OK.

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