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How to backup your flash drive
Hi is there a simple free way to backup your stuff on your flash drive instead of simply copying and pasting everything on an external drive?
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How difficult is it to open Windows Explorer, click on the flash drive, then click on one item in the right pane, then hit Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C, then open your external drive and pasting it into your folder of choice?
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ok you make it sound real simple. I just thought u all had a better way of doing it eg. if you just wanted only new things that you added to be copied cause you have the other stuf already copied
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First time it tells you the file already exists and asks if you want to replace, click "no to all".
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Wow, can't you just drag and drop? and then cick 'no to all'?
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Drag and drop works too - same thing as copy and paste. If I drag and drop, I drag with the RIGHT mouse button so I get a menu (copy, move, create shortcut) just so I make SURE the default action doesn't do what I do NOT want. I also prefer the keyboard shortcuts as described, because all it takes is one mouse slip to make quite a mess.
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