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hp pavilion ts 14 sleekbook
Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit)

I have a hardware problem with my screen and any moment could be the last time I am able to access my files. I guess I need to back up my files before it finally breaks. Mostly the things I am concerned with are documents like my resume and class assignments and such. Word and PowerPoint files. Would it be best to move over to a thumb drive and kiss my machine goodbye or better to back up to the cloud or something wild like that?

I did read through a couple messages and ideas on here but I am very limited by time and as I said, my screen is about to come off (I don't know if it got knocked over or what and my hubs fixed it temporarily but it's done for this time).

As i said, no government secrets on here or anything hard core. Just my saving grace that got me through school and netflix. 

Thanks in advance!

JeanneRN

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Hi,

  You can use one option or even both to have a second copy of backup.

Regards.

BH
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