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Hey guys,
I currently have a 2TB external drive that has a full backup of my 1TB data (with aprox. 700gb of data) drive which consists of music, pictures, movies, game installers/backups, and other goodies. It's been about a month since I have transfered anything to that drive. My question is: What is the best way to transfer new files to the drive in and place them in their respective folders? Do I select exerything in the root of the drive, drag it over and tell it to skip files that already exist? Is there an easier way? How do you keep track of your backups?
Any comments are welcome. :)
Thank you!
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