Guy Chang

Is there an explanation for this? pic related. All of the dates of the folder/filenames for the image backups and CZ's are equal, except the one highlighted, as you can see. Backup was made Dec 30th 2025 yet is listed as 20th September... I only noticed it while performing a backup today which I checked and it seems to have gotten the date correct. I've read all the info about BIOS/UTC issues but for that to affect dates by whole months? Is there some corruption going on on my drive? Is there an...

Is there an explanation for this? pic related. All of the dates of the folder/filenames for the image backups and CZ's are equal, except the one selected, as you can see. Backup was made Dec 30th 2025 yet is listed as 20th September... I only noticed it while performing a backup today which I checked and it seems to have gotten the date correct. Is there an explanation for this? I have used the same version of CloneZilla for every backup listed, the last 4 being made on the same PC.

I had a bit of a malware scare on the original USB. I don't think I was ever infected (the restore was unrelated) but I was hoping it wasn't some kind Bootware that lingered between refreshes that was causing this and that there is a normal explanation.

Hi all So I have a laptop that runs purely off a USB boot drive which I regularly back up using Clonezilla to images. The boot order is this: UEFI: USB DRIVE NAME Partition 1 UEFI: USB DRIVE NAME Partition 3 UEFI: USB DRIVE NAME Partition 4 Partition 2 is obviously the system partition The HDD inside the laptop is Win 11 and is disabled After restoring the image to a new USB, the first Partition 1, the boot partition (the other dont boot but I guess when you have a USB in it just lists all available...