Why do I get a startup error 0xc000000e which indicates a required device isn't connected or can't be accessed if I create a full disk backup image from the emergency disk and then wipe the entire drive and then restore the full disk backup back to the same drive.  Does the disk signature or GUID change if the drive is wiped and then restored?  System backup can only be done from within Windows and cannot be done from emergency disk.  What's the difference between system backup and full disk backup?  This issue doesn't occur if I do a full backup and restore using Macrium Reflect rescue disk.

hello guys.
i have 2 different sdd drives with 2 system installed.
When change from one system to other one, The current OS is "taking over" some folders on the data drive (D that causes some problems when i change to the other system (like the cloud app having problems to sync files from these folders)

is there anyway i can so this taking overs between 2 systems and make peace between them?

Hi I tried to run system clone but i get this message:

Failed to run system API.(0x0050001500000000)
The operation was not successful

Can you help please?

Hi,
I have a laptop that cannot restore, I got a message like "Exclusive access could not be obtained becaose the volume (Es in use. Close all applications..." when i'm on WinPe preboot envoirment.

What can i do?

Greetings!  Tried the new, improved v230113 version doing nothing more than a single OS partition image and MANUAL restore (to test improved restoration speed).  After creating a new BOOT menu entry with new program referenced, did the OS image and entered the Hasleo BOOT menu for the manual restoration.  All seemed to go well until the restore was finished, at which time the following error appeared in the final window...

"The data is invalid. (0x014A001600000003)"

Tried accessing LOGs in Winpe... unavailable.  Upon reBOOTing the system, all seemed well as far as the restoration was concerned... have never seen this before.  Will try again...

I'm trying to encrypt C drive and after my PC reloads, I'm getting an error saying "failed to load system API".
In the bitlocker logs I can see a message saying "BOOTMGR is compressed" (I'm attaching the log).
I tried to disabled Windows defender and etc, but it didn't help...

Attached Files

  bitlocker-anywhere-log.zip (Size: 21.17 KB / Downloads: 1)

Hi,

I have 2 diferent experiences with 2 identical laptops (latitude 3420 with win10 on nvme hard disk).

In one computer Hasleo Backup Suite works perfectly. But in the otherone no: when i try to restore the sistem backup and it startups on Hasleo boot envoirment, the destination hard disk don't apear.

I think that i find the nvme drivers, but now Hasleo Backup Suite doen't ask me for drivers!

Any suggestion?

If I try and manually execute an INC or DIFF when the backup chain is unavailable, HBS offers a msg concerning a non-existant backup image. When I do the same as a scheduled operation, there is no msg and the app automatically creates the needed PARENT image (a FULL to begin the chain) instead.

The result of the scheduled operation is excellent... what should be done in that case. I don't understand why the same thing isn't done for a manual operation... maybe with a msg informing the user of the anomaly and the result.

A few versions ago, when I created the emergency disk it allowed me to create it on a network share now it tells me "error system API".

Greetings!  I have a backup chain consisting of a V1 FULL and a V2-6 INCREMENTAL.  V5 INC is deleted or missing.  I ask Hasleo for a System restore of a System image and all goes well without notice of any kind.  Upon System reBOOT, without notice, what is the state of the System as far as the above described backup chain?

Without notice, how will I know the status of the restoration?  Based on what I think your INCs are doing, I would think that the entire chain had not been restored and that the status would be at v4 (since V5 is missing and V6 needs V5 to restore properly)... I still don't understand how I would know that.