Backup Client Release Notes (Windows)
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Release Version 9.1.0.833
Click here for Computer Backup Restore App release notes.
Improvements
- The process to check for existing installations was improved to prevent corrupt installations.
- The Windows Backup Client installer was enhanced with performance and reliability optimizations for smoother installations and upgrade and downgrade experiences.
- Various security improvements were made to the Windows Backup Client installer.
Bug Fixes
- An issue was resolved that caused an unnecessary Windows User Account Control (UAC) modal to appear when auto-updates are enabled.
- An issue was resolved that caused errors when installing the Windows Backup Client for Groups.
- An issue was resolved that caused the Windows Backup Client installer to fail when used with Microsoft Office 365 Single Sign-On (SSO).
- An issue was resolved that caused an installation to fail on systems that do not use C: as a boot drive.
- An issue was resolved that caused an error to occur when a custom installer was already used or expired.
- An issue was resolved that caused the Backup Client to freeze and display an error during installation when logging in with an SSO account.
- An issue was resolved that prevented the Backup Client from installing when a gift code was used.
Release Version 9.1.0.817
You should update to this version to maintain full functionality of the Backblaze Backup Client.
Improvements
- Improvements were implemented to strengthen the Windows Installer, laying the groundwork for a future installation.
- cURL version 8.9.1 is now supported.
- The "Skipped Files" process was enhanced for better performance and more efficient file handling.
- The Backup Client was upgraded to support OpenSSL v3.3.2.
Bug Fix
- An issue was resolved that caused the Backup Client to crash when the number of top-level directories exceeded 200,000 entries.
Release Version 9.0.2.801
Click here for Computer Backup Restore App release notes.
This is a critical update. Backblaze recommends that you upgrade immediately.
Bug Fix
- An issue was resolved where files were prematurely expunged before the license expired.
Release Version 9.0.2.789
This is a critical update. Backblaze recommends that you upgrade immediately.
Improvements
- Improvements were made that enhanced security.
- Improvements were made to error messages to provide more information during installation.
Bug Fixes
- A problem with the installer, where it would become unresponsive, was resolved.
Release Version 9.0.2.783
Improvements
- Notifications and the process for handling the end-of-life status of an installed Backup Client version were improved through various enhancements.
Bug Fixes
- The correct version history is now displayed in the Control Panel after a Backup Client upgrade.
- An upgrade link now appears so a user can upgrade to “Forever” version history.
- Version History text and stats persist after upgrading the Backup Client.
- Non-functional updates were made to the Computer Backup Installer.
- Help Center text and a link was added to the Backup Client Control Panel for Windows 11.
Release Version 9.0.1.777
Improvements
- A Show Password button is now displayed on the “Private Encryption Key” window. The warning message text was also updated.
- The process for handling the end-of-life status of an installed client version was improved through various enhancements.
Bug Fixes
- Files that contain a resource fork no longer fail when scheduled for backup.
- Version History settings are now retained after an “Inherit Backup State” is completed.
- Additional SHA-1 checks were implemented to prevent corrupted backup files before uploading to servers.
- If a large file existed that required making a full copy of that large file to back up and a user deletes that large file from their computer, a “Low on Disk Space” error is no longer returned.
Release Version 9.0.1.767
Improvements
- Restore logs dynamically update to be readable while a restore progresses.
Bug Fixes
- Log files are now removed periodically to prevent them from increasing indefinitely and filling up drive space.
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