Trying to "git" to 64 bit!

cdsailor said:

A wise old indian once told me that if you don't have your data in three places you don't have your data at all!:)

pacinitaly said:

cdsailor said:

A wise old indian once told me that if you don't have your data in three places you don't have your data at all!:)

just got a 1.5TB segate external. it's taking 11hrs to COPY all my external/internal drives to it.

movie files === .avi, .flv, .mp4, .mov ---- 537GB
music files === .MP3, wave, wma, midi ---- 213GB
software === ---- 266GB
office files === .txt, .xls, .doc, .pps, .access, .pst, ---- 10GB
HDD images === ---- 110GB
pictures === .jpeg, .tiff, .bmp, .art ---- 1GB

1137GB so far ( 11.5 yrs of crap )

I recommend trying a free program by MS called Sync Toy 2.1 for these kinds of massive copy operations. It makes it easy to semi automate the process and it seems to do it a bit faster than just using regular copy commands, even to a USB drive.

(Btw, I have a couple of those 1.5 TB Seagates, and just got a 2 TB WD @ Costco for $129. I ripped the drive out of the enclosure (a nice 2 TB WD Caviar Green inside) and put it in an estata hard drive dock and now it's real fast!).

Hello again CD, glad we could help.



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If I understood your original post correctly, I would like to recommend the system I'm using.

I have always been a Nokia fan boy, currently using N900. I have bluetooth always on, paired with my computer (64-bit Seven). Using Nokia's Ovi Suite or PC Suite my contacts, calendar, notes, tasks and messages are always in sync, also with Outlook. Also photos and videos taken since last sync are always automatically transferred to computer.

IMO, PC Suite is better if you don't use your smartphone as a mediaplayer, Ovi Suite if you also want your music and other media to stay in sync.

Since 1st of this month I'm retired, but until that I also used Mobi Systems Office Suite, to be able to make and calculate offers on spot.

In my opinion, Nokia's smartphones together with Seven, 32 or 64-bit, is a powerful combination to anyone needing a mobile solution for work. Not to mention the free GPS system and Ovi Maps application.

Kari

My HTC HD2 running Win Mo 6.5 syncs perfectly with Office 2010. Even my One Note Notebooks are now accessible anywhere.

DeaconFrost said:

You could always make the switch, and then run XP or another OS in a VM with USB access to your device.

We could do that? I have an old device, can I use VPC's integration to detect my device and install drivers in that VM even if W7 does not recognize this dinosaur device at all?