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| Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit 312 posts | How to do a back up - full system I am after a way to back up - I have a lot of data that requires transferring from an external hard drive and my desk top. Is the simple drag and drop the best way? Thank you Forum |
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| 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise 47,728 posts Texas | Hello Melissa, If it's just files and not the operating system, then drag and drop would be the most reliable method to copy them to another location as a backup. |
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| 04 Feb 2013 | |
| Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit 312 posts | It is just to back up documents and draggging them from the desktop. I have been told so many different ways - I am very confused. It is a lot of data. What is the best way to back it up? |
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| 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise 47,728 posts Texas | Whatever method works best for you is what would be best. If you are not going to be backing up often, then a straight drag and drop would work. |
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