All image backups used the default compression level for each suite. I added and subtracted data files to create a combination of large, medium, and small partition sizes. I backed up to a partition on the same disk, another hard drive on the same computer, a USB-attached drive, and a storage device attached to my local network (NAS). I made system backups, disk backups, partition backups, and some encrypted backups. I made multiple image backups on each machine with both Hasleo and Aomei and compared the results. All PCs had one SSD drive with partitions for the operating system, data, and image backups. I used three computers: two Windows 10 machines, and one Windows 11 machine.

My main interest was testing the image and image restore capabilities of Hasleo and how it compared to Aomei. Part 3 – Hasleo Test Results & Verdict Test Methodology – Backups Make sure to check out all 3 Parts for the full review.

However, if you get stuck, a guide is located at the author's site.This is Part 3 of a 3-part review. Hasleo Disk Clone is designed to make the entire process of migrating and performing disk/partition backups manageable, even for those unfamiliar with the process permitting complete safeguarding of your data. Any incompatible requests are displayed in red. All are performed from an easy-to-navigate interface that leads you through the steps.

You can also clone one disk to another as a backup and clone a partition to another location without data loss. It can be used for several scenarios, including, but not limited to, Windows migration to San SD or HDD without needing to reinstall Windows and other applications. Hasleo Disk Clone allows you to migrate Windows to another disk, clone a disk to another disk, or clone one partition to another location.

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