Why doesn't Hasleo include Drive D (SATA internal) in the back up?

I use Hasleo Backup, and each time I use it, it shows Drive D, with the amount of used space, but I can't check it to include it in the backup. I'm attaching pictures that show my storage settings, and the screen when I start Hasleo.

Also, is there a reason I can't change the Downloads file in C: to go into D: like the others?

Thank you for any suggestions.

TRS

A system backup makes an image of all partitions that are neccesary for rebuilding the system. A data partition does not belong to that.
If you want to backup (any) partitions, you'l have to use the Disk/Partition backup:

therealsimpsons said:

Also, is there a reason I can't change the Downloads file in C: to go into D: like the others?

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To change the location of the Downloads folder, please read this tutorial:

Other than what @Kees has already mentioned, Hasleo cannot do multiple disks in a single task (what you show in your posted pic). You'll need to do a SYSTEM BACKUP for the important required System partitions (like you're already doing) and a separate DISK/PARTITION BACKUP task for your D drive.

Froggie said:

Other than what @Kees has already mentioned, Hasleo cannot do multiple disks in a single task (what you show in your posted pic). You'll need to do a SYSTEM BACKUP for the important required System partitions (like you're already doing) and a separate DISK/PARTITION BACKUP task for your D drive.

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I just tested it and selected the D partition (drive 1 on my pc ) and all drive 0 partitions (C and hidden partitions) using disk/partition backup backing them all to a single backup on drive 2 (E partition).



However, you can only recover one physical disk at a time.

I agree with your point if you do a system backup, you need to do the data partition separately.

I am not suggesting it is a good idea to backup two physical drives to one backup folder BUT it can be done.

Personally, I would backup each physical drive to separate backup folders to avoid confusion.

However, I can see some people may wish to backup everything in one go.

I stand corrected... using old knowledge