I'll also be testing VEB 1.1 with my 2TB SSD. What's new? Not just Windows 10 support, there's also Volume resize, so you can restore backups not just to same or bigger drives, but also to smaller drives, like a new SSD.
It's frustrating if you can't back up those fresh or upgraded Windows 10 deployments on your family PCs and laptops, which is why I did the convincing, so I maintained peace of mind all along. It's great to see such rapid support for the latest OS release, especially handy in a home lab like mine, where I'm always on the leading edge. We are live - Windows 10 support with VEB 1.1 Services suddenly stopped working after upgrade to Microsoft Windows 10īut it sure wasn't long before Mike Resseler announced in the forums Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE works well with Windows 10 (beta) already, here's how.I'm using some PCs where I "convinced" the 1.0 release of VEB (Veeam Endpoint Backup FREE) to install and work on Windows 10, as I explained at: He's right! I hadn't yet spotted the August 4th announcements, to thanks to Ben, I'm now kicking the tires on a fresh copy of Windows 10. You may have spotted Ben commenting right here on TinkerTry Posted by Paul Braren on (updated on Aug 26 2015) in
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