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Re: changing drive while backing up (45 Views)
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mystical_secret
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Registered: ‎07-28-2012
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changing drive while backing up

i want to change from e: to g: for backing up files and 66% of it was backed up in 2 CDs but now i have no more CDs so i want to use the pendrive.

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Danjen
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Re: changing drive while backing up

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Borrow some from a friend or borrow the money from a friend.

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stinklyonion
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Re: changing drive while backing up

You can always create an additional drive or partition via Device Management.

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mystical_secret
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Re: changing drive while backing up

can you please elaborate how to create a partition via device management and how is it goingto help me?

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Danjen
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Re: changing drive while backing up

I would say getting more CDs would be the best option because the reason for the backup is if something happens to the hard drive.  Many things that could happen to the hard drive would leave all partitions in jeopardy.  I think you can buy a pack of 50 cds for $10.

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