How to install Hasleo Disk Clone

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Hasleo Disk Clone is a free and user-friendly Windows tool that tackles disk management with ease. Whether you're upgrading to a larger drive, safeguarding your entire system, or migrating Windows to a new disk, Hasleo Disk Clone has you covered. It lets you clone entire disks or specific partitions, with options to adjust sizing and partition layout on the destination disk. Its intuitive interface and powerful features, like sector-by-sector cloning and disk alignment, make it a reliable choice for both beginners and experts. While the free version packs a punch, it's important to note that some advanced features are reserved for the paid editions. If you're looking for a free and effective way to clone your disks and partitions in Windows, Hasleo Disk Clone is definitely worth checking out.

Today I am going to show you how to install Hasleo Disk Clone on a Windows PC.

Step 01

Download Hasleo Disk Clone.

Step 02

Run the Hasleo Disk Clone Set-up that you downloaded.

Step 03

Select the language you want to continue in this installation process.

Step 04

License Agreement

Read carefully the terms and conditions of this application. If you do not accept, check “I do not accept the agreement” and end the installation, or you can check “I accept the agreement,” then click “Next.”

Step 05

Select Destination Location

You can keep the default installation location, but if you want to install a different location, “Click” browse and click the location that you want to install. After you have selected the installation location, click "Next.”

Step 06

Select Start Menu Folder

Select the start menu folder to create a shortcut for this app, then click "Next.”

Step 07

Select Additional Tasks

Create a shortcut on the desktop by checking the box labeled “Create a desktop shortcut” or leave it empty if you do not want.

Step 08

Ready to Install

Now that everything is ready, you can see the information about this application, which is the installation location, the start menu name, and shortcuts. Click “Install” to start the installation process.