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| 09 Sep 2011 | |
| Windows 7 Pro x64 52 posts | How to backup directly to another drive? Using windows backup, how can I back up directly to another drive WITHOUT creating the large "backup file" and then using restore on the file? I could copy the files over to another drive, but I want to retain the date modified/created data and copying over would just make a new copy and use the current date. I was thinking of cloning the disk but doesn't that clone the fragmentation and stuff as well? |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit Steve Ballmer Signature Edition 1,971 posts So Cal (I.E.) | Yes a clone is an exact duplicate! Try Clonezilla! |
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| Windows 7 HP 64bit, Windows 8 Pro w/Media Center 64bit 2,398 posts Covington, La | Check out this free tool from Microsoft. Download Details - Microsoft Download Center - SyncToy 2.1 I use the Echo setting and any changes I make on my main drive is changed on the backup. You can set up the whole drive or individual folders you choose. Jim |
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