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1. #Freefilesync to organize folders on a usb drive archive#
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4. #Freefilesync to organize folders on a usb drive plus#

And then archive any final work or occasionally backup ongoing work.Īny files that need renamed or tagged. I would keep a temporary in-between folder to sort every once in a while with new files. I also want to backup to a cloud service such as Mega and they have a sync software. So maybe to set a good backup every month when it is organized. I am more concerned with backing up new files or changed files, but to not overwrite a good backup.

Mostly I just don't want to be locked into a proprietary file type of an obscure software. But i do prefer if, in addition to an archive, to have a browse-able filesystem. I forget the difference between imaging and clone. Comodo has a free backup with incremental. Hi I've checked out Macrium Reflect before and had used Acronis many years ago. also i forget what i used before to save a list of my software, maybe an uninstaller program has that feauture BCUninstalller didn't)

#Freefilesync to organize folders on a usb drive software#

(trying to organize and backup my files in a routine, maybe some software backups but mostly files, documents, projects, some media. So I try to sort it and backup the same day.īelow is just more explanation/background The main problem is redundancy and the intermediary folder. I want to keep some archived untouched, pristineĪnd another way i organize it or for sharing, or smaller quality media and original qualityĪnd also a frequent backup. The way it's been is i manually save and copy some files and sort through them, putting them in an intermediary folder and maybe a redundant folder (no symlink), a couple folders i organize with some of the same filesĪnd do a whole backup from time to time with updates It might be best if i can just get all high quality files and with original file names and put in one folder or make a folder structure. it's not necessarily possible to ask the multiple people posting for an original quality file.

#Freefilesync to organize folders on a usb drive full#

So i have some redundant files or new files to rename or pictures from social media on my phone but then a full quality version i might later get. I've been sorting my files and then try to make a good backupīut i should backup even the disorganized folders also and project files regularly I need an incremental backup or maybe Teracopy Mostly I need to sync a folder manually to a hard drive and a cloud service, for personal archive and some to share on the cloud (Mega). Hope this helps.I'm trying to find the right word to explain my goal and what my current method is of keeping my files. The external HD and the USB sticks are kept in sync using a synch-type program such as SynchToy or Beyond Compare (we use the latter). Changes are made only to the master copy.

Keeping everything up-to-date and synched is simple.

We now normally carry only two USB sticks: the first stick is a copy of the CustomerData folder, and the second stick contains both a copy of the CustomerData folder and a subset of the OfficeData folder.

#Freefilesync to organize folders on a usb drive plus#

This allows us to have a complete copy of everything we have in case we might need it, plus it's a second-level backup. We have a 1TB external HD that we carry with us when onsite. PersonalData is arranged as you might expect: Music, Pictures, etc. InstallationSource (70GB of installation pgms/ISO images for Office Suites, Graphics, Multimedia, Security Software, etc).CustomerData (3.4GB of stuff we might use onsite, such as D7, Fabs, Autoruns, malware removers, av uninstallers, wifi stuff, etc).OfficeData contains folders for things we use in the business, such as: The master has two major folders: OfficeData and PersonalData. That drive keeps the master copy of everything and the USB sticks now hold only copies. We changed all that and now keep everything on a HD on a fileserver-type PC. Plus, ensuring we had backups was another headache. We use to store things on our sticks, but keeping track of what data was on what stick got to be too much. If true, you may wish to re-think the whole concept. It sounds like you're using your USB drives to keep the original copies of things.