(01-18-2024, 10:22 PM)Marcy Wrote: Hello Hasleo Team,

today I utilized the 'File Backup' function under Backup in Hasleo Backup Suite 4.0.0.0 and it works quite nicely. Unfortunately, if I try to restore the data to another partition (not the original location), Hasleo Backup Suite creates a directory with the original drive letter followed by a '+'-sign and restores data inside, allthough I decided to restore data saved from drive D:\ into the root of drive T:\ in this case scenario.

Could you please change this behavior and instead let Hasleo Backup Suite restore the data in to the root of a partition and not create a sub-directory on the destination partition named 'D+' ?

Thanks for any reply.

Regards,
Marcy

(01-19-2024, 11:44 AM)admin Wrote:

(01-18-2024, 10:22 PM)Marcy Wrote: Hello Hasleo Team,

today I utilized the 'File Backup' function under Backup in Hasleo Backup Suite 4.0.0.0 and it works quite nicely. Unfortunately, if I try to restore the data to another partition (not the original location), Hasleo Backup Suite creates a directory with the original drive letter followed by a '+'-sign and restores data inside, allthough I decided to restore data saved from drive D:\ into the root of drive T:\ in this case scenario.

Could you please change this behavior and instead let Hasleo Backup Suite restore the data in to the root of a partition and not create a sub-directory on the destination partition named 'D+' ?

Thanks for any reply.

Regards,
Marcy

I'm sorry, users may choose to restore files (folders) from multiple partitions (and the same files (folders) may exist in these partitions) to the destination path, so we must identify which partition the files (folders) are restored from.

(01-21-2024, 01:06 AM)Marcy Wrote: If you use Windows Server Backup than it's possible to restore the data the way it was on the source partition, with Hasleo Backup it is not possible and you do not let the user decide whether to restore the data to the root or into a subdirectory. Bad decision and so Hasleo is no real alternative to Windows Server Backup.

(01-22-2024, 05:35 PM)Marcy Wrote: As long as Hasleo Backup Suite insists to restore data into an additional subdirectory instead of into the root itself or at least to let the user decide, we are forced to use a different program.

(01-22-2024, 05:35 PM)Marcy Wrote: Windows Server Backup was just an example. Hasleo Backup Suite would have the potential to even replace Windows Server Backup with its File Server Backup functionality. You can take whatever Backup program you like ... let's say Veritas Backup Exec or Commvault Backup & Recovery. They all allow the restore of files into whatever place of a disk partition, only Hasleo is stubborn and insist to only restore data into an additional subdirectory instead of asking the user, where he wants to restore the data to!

I personally would find it bad to backup and restore files with an extra program like e.g. AOMEI Backupper to backup and restore data the way we would like.

As long as Hasleo Backup Suite insists to restore data into an additional subdirectory instead of into the root itself or at least to let the user decide, we are forced to use a different program.

(03-22-2024, 12:38 PM)Marcy Wrote: Ok, yesterday we tried to restore files which we backed-up with the File Backup function (Hasleo Backup Suite 4.2) and during restore we are not only missing the option to restore data to a specific directory or subdirectory directly without having an additional subdirectory of the original drive letter with a `+`-sign, but we also miss the option to restore data without the need to re-create the original subdirectory structure.

We don't know, if Hasleo Backup Suite 4.4 has changed this behavior, but we will have another trial, as we have just seen that 4.4 has been released, which is still not reflected on the main web page.

Thanks for any reply Hasleo Admin Team.