Can't open pbd files (EaseUS Todo Backup)

So I installed the app a few days ago, and created pbd images can be opened through explorer (Todo Backup adds a dll library or something, I don't know exactly how they do it). But I had to uninstall, then I restored a copy... now pbd files does not open. Something that looks like a window seems to make the attempt to open but nothing else.

I've look on the registry and this is the command: explorer /idlist,%I,%L

Is not like it is a vital issue, but I would like to know what is broken here.

Thanks.

Hi, here's the Easeus manual on this:
How to explore the image file without recovery?

An example of use of pbd files in recovery:
EaseUS ToDo Backup - Part 2: Recover Windows from System Image - YouTube
at about 5:50.

(Sorry, text is barely legible).

Have you ever had anything useful happen by trying to open those via file explorer? How are you trying to do that? You will probably find double clicking one ineffective.

Check here to see whether there's an association for that file type:

You can only double click meaningfully on them if there is a meaningful file association for them.

I have shown you where to check. Windows per se without the Easeus software correctly installed will know nothing about the pbd file type.

Try repairing (if the option exists) or re-installing Easeus Todo Backup.

eXtremeDevil said:

Yes, I was able to open it with explorer by just double clicking it at first. Then I uninstalled the app, performed an in place upgraded, reinstalled the app and restore the partition, and now when I double click it nothing happens.

I doubt explorer can't open those files, the app does something to the system so they can be explored, but whatever that is has become corrupt or broken or missing to me and I can't do it.

Is not a major problem I know, but it bothers me.

Anyone knows where to look?

Thanks.

Pardon, but this line is confusing. You uninstalled Easeus, did an In-Place upgrade/Repair, installed Easeus, and restored a partition. It's the last part that is not clear at all, to me. What partition did you restore, and why?

eXtremeDevil said:

C partition, beacuse I was having a problem with Windows, not related to this.

Sorry .

If you restored C: partition (from somewhere) after all the other steps, didn't you just overwrite all that work with whatever was on the partition you restored? Sorry if I'm not following correctly. I'm most likely missing something.........

A diagnostic to test Easeus? No idea..............